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Veracity Ventures Inc. seeks a Supplier Performance Manager – Network in California with hybrid/remote work between supplier visits. You’ll improve supplier delivery, drive recovery plans, and reduce supply chain risk to ensure materials meet production schedules.
You should have at least 5 years in manufacturing supply chain, a Bachelor's degree (Engineering or SCM preferred), and aerospace supplier experience. Expect up to 75% travel, mainly within Orange County, with some domestic travel.
Locations: Irvine, Los Angeles, or Orange County, California
Work Arrangement: Hybrid / Remote between supplier visits; occasional office meetings
Employment Type: Full-Time
Travel Requirement: Up to 75%, primarily supplier visits by car in Orange County, with additional domestic or North American travel
The Supplier Performance Manager – Network will report to the Operations Fulfillment Manager and work closely with the network planning organization, manufacturing facilities, suppliers, and the Procurement Center of Excellence.
The primary responsibility is to improve and sustain supplier performance by addressing delivery issues, managing supplier recovery plans, reducing supply chain risks, and ensuring that materials are available to meet production schedules and customer commitments.
This is a high-travel, supplier-facing role. The candidate should expect to travel up to 75% of the time, primarily visiting suppliers within Orange County, California. Additional travel by air within the United States and North America may be required.
Candidates with aerospace manufacturing supplier experience who currently reside in Orange County are strongly preferred.
The ideal candidate is an experienced supply chain or supplier performance professional from an aerospace manufacturing environment, preferably with direct responsibility for supplier recovery, delivery performance, and operational improvement.
Candidates with only general purchasing or procurement experience and no meaningful manufacturing supply chain background should not be prioritized.