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Wenzel Associates Inc. is seeking a Supply Chain Manager in Austin, TX, on site. You will oversee procurement, inventory management, and supplier relationships while driving improvements across the supply chain in a fast-paced electronics manufacturing environment.
You will lead cross-functional teams, manage KPIs, ensure regulatory compliance, and optimize warehouse operations to support mission-critical projects. A strong background in ERP and leadership is essential.
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Job Title: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGER
Location: Austin, TX – On Site FLSA Status: Exempt
Hey there, Supply Chain Manager! At Wenzel, we're not your ordinary electronics engineering and manufacturing company. We're the kind of place where "Dream Big, Have Fun, Get Stuff Done" isn't just a slogan; it's the way we roll. What does that mean? It means we want you to unleash your superhuman intelligence, help us push boundaries, take calculated risks, and make a real impact on the future of mission‑critical electronics. Plus, you get to do all of this in a people‑first environment filled with passionate, innovative, and committed colleagues.
So, if you're ready to take your career to new heights (literally, we are talking rocket science here), keep reading!
As our Supply Chain Manager extraordinaire, your job is to unleash your superhuman abilities and support multiple areas of operations. This motivated individual will oversee procurement and inventory management activities. The Supply Chain manager is responsible for communicating supply issues, inventory tracking, collaborating with multiple group managers as well as vendors. They will work to identify and drive continuous improvement opportunities to streamline processes and improve accuracy and efficiency within our operations.
You'll work alongside some of the sharpest minds in the RF and microwave industry. Oh, and did we mention that you'll be based in the heart of Austin, Texas, where the tech scene is as hot as our BBQ?