Supply Chain Management Jobs in Seattle, WA

Seattle Supply Chain Management Jobs Overview

Businesses cannot survive without a functional supply chain, and supply chains cannot be functional without a talented supply chain manager. Supply chain managers plan and oversee the flow of resources into and out of a company to make sure production moves as quickly and efficiently as possible. Without supply chain management jobs, companies would not be able to meet the demands of their customers.

Given the large number of moving parts most businesses must manage, organizing a supply chain is no easy feat. Though your responsibilities will vary depending on the type of industry you work in, aspiring supply chain managers must be ready to come up with plans that meet the goals set by senior executives, quickly find and address issues within the supply chain, and serve as a role model for coworkers. Some other daily responsibilities of supply chain management jobs include:

• Balancing company needs with approved resources.
• Preparing estimates of financial resources necessary to execute programs.

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About Working in Seattle, Washington

Seattle has earned the nickname "the Emerald City" for its abundant, year-round greenery. And while you visit a Seattle park, be sure to bring the city's favorite beverage on your walk: Seattle is the home of the first Starbucks and the perfect place for coffee aficionados. You can also take your dark roast on a stroll around Pike Place Market, the Museum of Pop Culture, the Space Needle, and the city's beautiful Puget Sound waterfront. No wonder U.S. News & World Report ranked among the best places to live in the United States. If you're ready to call the Emerald City home, you can find tons of Seattle jobs at Monster.

Seattle's job market index score is 8.2, which means unemployment is lower and the median salary is higher than in most other large metro areas. And jobs in Seattle are abundant—it's among the best U.S. cities to find a job. Want to escape from city life? You can also check out Monster job postings in Bellevue, Redmond, and Kirkland.

Update Your Seattle Supply Chain Management Resume

Resumes are like supply chains: There's always room for improvement. Tailoring your resume to specific job applications can significantly boost your chances of getting hired. By listing experience and education relevant to the job you're applying for, recruiters will be able to get a clear impression of why you would be the best fit for a position.

Ready to optimize your resume but unsure where to begin? Monster is here to help. For starters, check out this logistics resume sample to get a feel for how to build a resume. Since supply chain management jobs are considered senior-level positions, recruiters will also ask for a cover letter. Before you start writing, read through this for inspiration.

How Much Do Supply Chain Management Jobs Pay in Seattle, Washington?

Got money on your mind? You should! Make sure you’re getting paid what you’re worth. Our Salary Tools can help you understand what you can expect to make in supply chain management jobs in Seattle, Washington, as well as the skills that can boost your value and what the next steps in your career might be. Right now, the median supply chain manager pay in Seattle is $93,207 per year, which is 10% higher than the national average.

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