Supply Chain Manager

Reports to: VP of Manufacturing Role Type: Strategic, cross-functional owner Core Mission Establish and own the end-to-end supply chain strategy to support scale, on time delivery, and margin expansion.

Company Profile: Atlas Gunworks is an industry leader in the premium handgun market.

We've grown rapidly by bringing fresh thinking and higher quality standards to a historic industry.

Every Atlas gun is machined from billet steel and aluminum.

We combine the art of hand metal working with our state-of-the-art, multi-axis CNC machine shop.

Every Atlas gun is hand built; the team assembles and fits our pistols one at a time.

Summary of Position: The Supply Chain Manager is responsible for managing the planning, purchasing, warehousing, and accuracy of the inventory/WIP.

This position is ultimately responsible for maintaining sufficient inventory levels to achieve the Atlas gun production build plans and sales commitments for parts and accessories.

This needs to be accomplished through building MRP systems to ensure systemic delivery consistency.

A successful Supply Chain Manager will deliver measurable improvements in on-time delivery, inventory accuracy, supplier performance, PPV (Purchase Price Variance), and overall supply chain resilience while leading high-performing teams and supporting the organization's strategic growth requirements.

KPIs On-time delivery Inventory turnover Inventory accuracy Supplier on-time performance Supplier quality performance Supply chain cost reduction PPV Leadership Lead, mentor, and develop supply chain personnel.

Establish performance expectations and conduct evaluations.

Foster a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Coordinate cross-functional initiatives with Operations, Finance, Sales, Customer Service, and Production.

Vendor Strategy Set and monitor supplier KPIs including quality, delivery, responsiveness, and cost.

Own vendor selection, qualification, and performance scorecards.

Lead all vendor pricing strategies, negotiations, contracts, and cost-reduction initiatives.

Own multi-source strategy for critical parts, including cost comparison and risk mitigation.

Build and maintain long-term vendor relationships aligned to company growth plans.

Supply & Demand Alignment Develop and own the SIOP process for manufactured parts, kits, subassemblies, and finished goods.

Translate MRP demand signals into supply plans and capacity requirements.

Set min/max inventory policies based on lead times, and demand variability.

Inventory Management · Maintain optimal inventory levels while minimizing carrying costs.

Develop inventory control policies and procedures.

Monitor inventory accuracy and turnover.

Analyze demand trends and adjust inventory strategies accordingly.

Reduce obsolete and excess inventory.

Factory Planning & Production Planning Lead the end-to-end production planning process to ensure manufacturing schedules align with customer demand, inventory targets, and business ...