Global Supply Manager

Los Angeles, CAfull timeOn Site

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$130k–$180k

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Generalmatter Global Supply Manager responsible for building and managing a supply chain for uranium enrichment at scale. This role involves qualifying suppliers, managing supply disruptions, and setting supply strategy based on data-driven trade studies.

Responsibilities

Enriching uranium in America at scale starts with a supply chain that does not exist, and you would be the one to build it. As Global Supply Manager, you decide how we spot trouble early, hold suppliers accountable, and keep material flowing. Your work determines whether we can get what we need, when we need it, at a cost that scales. If you want your decisions to shape the supply base that fuels the next era of energy, this is the seat.
Grow the supply base we need. Qualify second sources, develop new suppliers, and pilot new partners for the commodities that are hardest to buy.
Map where we are constrained. Trace critical commodities and components down through the sub-tier supplier base, flag anything with only one source or a very long lead time, and turn what you find into clear, timely calls for the operations teams.
Act as first responder for supply disruptions: pinpoint what is causing a shortfall, pull the right experts together, and get materials moving again.
Own the outcome. Set the supply strategy, explain it clearly to engineers, suppliers, and partners.
Put a price tag on supply trouble. Translate late deliveries, quality escapes, and risks into costs.
Back every sourcing recommendation with data: cost models, scenario planning, and supplier comparisons that lay out the tradeoffs and make the call easy to defend.

Qualification

Bachelor’s degree in engineering5+ years in supply chainA sharp eye for detailAdditional Requirements

Required

Evidence of exceptional ability (prior projects, portfolio of work, completed products, etc).
Strong understanding of engineering fundamentals.
Ability to perform trade studies and make clear recommendations using first principles and engineering fundamentals even with partial information.
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, supply chain, or a related technical field.
5+ years in supply chain, manufacturing, or operations.
Hands-on experience launching new hardware products.
A sharp eye for detail, a strong sense of ownership, and energy for fast-moving situations where the answer is not obvious yet.
Ability to obtain and maintain any required security clearance and access authorization.

Preferred

Experience in a fast-paced engineering or highly technical environment, with a resourceful approach to delivering under tight timelines or budget constraints.
Experience scaling a product from pilot builds to full-rate production.
Deep knowledge of at least one hard-to-source category, such as specialty metals, castings and forgings, rare earths and magnets, semiconductors, or industrial power equipment.
Experience building digital tools for supply visibility, such as supplier dashboards or risk trackers, and a habit of using AI in your daily work.
Familiarity with export controls or quality-regulated supply chains such as NQA-1 or AS9100.
Start-up or early-stage company experience,
Additional Requirements
Ability to work extended hours and weekends as necessary.