Product Manager, Supply Chain

Job description

ABOUT THE ROLE

Own the supply chain product area for a manufacturing software platform. You will connect factory operations and customer needs with technical product delivery, shaping tools that support complex industrial workflows.

WHAT YOU'LL DO - Set and drive the roadmap for procurement, inventory management, traceability, vendor management, and BOM/MRP capabilities. - Visit customer sites and work with procurement and supply chain leaders to understand operational challenges. - Translate complex supply chain workflows into product specifications, wireframes, and functional prototypes in partnership with engineering. - Use AI-assisted tools to prototype, query data, work with APIs, and contribute code where useful. - Coordinate with engineering, design, customer success, and sales to deliver features, support onboarding, and demonstrate customer value. - Review inventory metrics, product usage, and customer feedback to test assumptions and improve outcomes.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR - Three to ten years of experience spanning product management, manufacturing or supply chain operations, and software development or hands-on coding. - Experience taking software features from customer research through launch. - Strong knowledge of procurement, BOM/MRP, inventory allocation, and traceability workflows. - Ability to create functional prototypes and write technical specifications for complex operational logic. - Experience in manufacturing or industrial sectors, ideally in advanced hardware such as aerospace, energy, robotics, or automotive. - Familiarity with Python, React, SQL, PostgreSQL, AWS, APIs, ERP systems, MES, PLM, or AI-assisted prototyping tools. - A bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, supply chain, or a related technical field. - Strong cross-functional communication and influence across technical and customer-facing teams.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

Base salary: $175,000 to $200,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is not available.

LOCATION

Hybrid, based in Los Angeles, California. The role requires working on-site at least three days per week.