The role independently determines methods and procedures for new assignments, identifies and evaluates variable supply risks, develops mitigation and recovery strategies, and advises cross-functional and supplier stakeholders on tradeoffs that affect revenue, customer commitments, cost, service, and project execution. Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, Operations, or a related discipline plus 8+ years of related experience in supply planning, master scheduling, manufacturing, supplier management, or supply chain leadership; or a Master's degree plus 6+ years; or a PhD plus 3+ years; or equivalent experience.