Supply Chain Execution Manager

About the Job

JPI has an exciting opportunity for a Supply Chain Execution Manager to join our Supply Chain team located in Dallas, TX. The Supply Chain Execution Manager is responsible for leading and developing the Execution vertical within the Supply Chain department, overseeing a team of Execution Leads and Specialists across multiple projects. This role drives the strategy and operational performance of material procurement, logistics, and delivery to support construction operations at scale. The Supply Chain Execution Manager ensures consistent execution standards, cross-project visibility, and team development while serving as a senior point of escalation for field, project, and vendor issues.

Essential Functions & Responsibilities

• Directly manage and develop a team of Supply Chain Execution Leads and Specialists, including hiring, onboarding, performance management, and career development.
• Set clear performance expectations and accountability standards across the Execution team.
• Build team capacity, identify skill gaps, and implement training and development plans to strengthen execution capability.
• Foster a field-first, collaborative team culture aligned with JPI’s guiding principles.
• Own end-to-end execution standards and processes for material procurement, logistics, and delivery across all assigned projects and markets.
• Develop and maintain execution playbooks, SOPs, and delivery frameworks that scale across projects and geographies.
• Maintain cross-project supply chain performance and proactively identify systemic risks, bottlenecks, and improvement opportunities.
• Partner with superintendents, project managers, and commercial managers to align material delivery plans with project schedules and phasing.
• Resolve complex material shortages, substitutions, and delivery conflicts that exceed the authority of Leads or Specialists.
• Manage strategic vendor relationships across the Execution vertical, ensuring contract performance, delivery reliability, and quality standards.
• Oversee vendor performance reporting and hold suppliers accountable to agreed SLAs across projects.
• Partner with the Commercial vertical on vendor escalations, contract renewals, and supplier development initiatives.

Non-essential Functions & Responsibilities

• Other duties as assigned.