Skill
Supply Chain Management
Business and Management
Supply chain management (SCM) is the coordination and oversight of the entire flow of goods, information, and finances as products move from suppliers to manufacturers to retailers to consumers. SCM professionals plan procurement, production, logistics, and distribution to minimize costs and maximize efficiency and customer satisfaction. It is a critical discipline in industries ranging from retail and manufacturing to pharmaceuticals and technology.
Supply Chain Management in the job market
Last checked October 27, 2026
- Open roles
- 76
- Employers
- 46
- Median pay
- $129,000
- Disclose pay
- 74%
on Career App
hiring for it
from 56 roles
of these roles
Open roles requiring Supply Chain Management (71)
Inventory Management Specialist
Defense Logistics Agency
Philadelphia, PA · $98,630 – $128,221
This federal role involves managing complex inventory and supply planning for the Defense Logistics Agency, coordinating with vendors and internal stakeholders to optimize procurement strategies for critical items and programs. It suits someone with hands-on experience in supply chain management, vendor relationships, and the ability to navigate intricate logistics problems in a government contracting environment.
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Supervisory Supply Management Specialist
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Martinsburg, WV · $121,785 – $158,322
This federal role leads the entire supply chain operation for a VA Medical Center, overseeing procurement, inventory, warehousing, and logistics to support veteran care. The position suits an experienced supply chain manager with federal government experience who can coordinate complex operations across multiple departments.
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SUPPLY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Air Mobility Command
Scott AFB, Illinois · $91,779 – $119,315
This federal logistics role manages equipment and vehicle systems across Air Force commands, serving as a subject matter expert for supply chain operations and regulatory compliance. It suits experienced supply chain professionals comfortable with government procurement regulations and interagency coordination at the headquarters level.
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TITLE 32 DEPUTY BASE OPERATIONS MANAGER GS-0301-12
Army National Guard Units
Full-time · Kingwood, WV · $89,508 – $116,362
This is a full-time National Guard position serving as deputy manager of a military training center, overseeing all operational, logistical, and personnel management functions to ensure 24-hour readiness. The role suits experienced military officers or warrant officers comfortable with complex coordination across federal and state agencies, budget management, and direct supervision of multiple staff members.
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SUPERVISORY INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Air Education and Training Command
Lackland AFB, Texas · $62,629 – $81,423
This is a first-level supervisory role in military logistics, overseeing equipment accountability and asset management for an Air Force squadron. It suits someone with prior experience in DoD supply operations who is ready to lead a team and ensure compliance with military regulations.
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Supervisory Supply Management Specialist
Military Treatment Facilities under DHA
Full-time · Fort Bragg, NC · $77,983 – $101,383
This federal role manages warehouse operations and property accountability at a military medical center, overseeing inventory control, audit compliance, and asset documentation. It suits candidates with supply-chain or logistics background and experience administering property programs in operational environments.
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Logistics Management Specialist
U.S. Special Operations Command (Army)
Fort Bragg, NC · $111,147 – $144,493
This is a senior logistics role managing sensitive and classified equipment for Army Special Operations Command, involving inventory control, procurement oversight, and supply chain management for specialized military assets. The position suits experienced logistics professionals comfortable working with classified materials and specialized equipment in a military environment.
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LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Air Force Materiel Command
Scott AFB, Illinois · $41,769 – $99,550
This federal logistics role supports War Reserve Materiel inventory management, program planning, and compliance oversight for a military logistics unit. The position suits someone with experience in supply chain operations, data analysis, and regulatory compliance who wants a stable government career.
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Asked for alongside Supply Chain Management
Measured from the 76 open roles that name Supply Chain Management — not from a curated list.
- Inventory Management12 roles15.8%
- Procurement12 roles15.8%
- Project Management10 roles13.2%
- Data Analysis9 roles11.8%
- Financial Analysis6 roles7.9%
- Contract Negotiation5 roles6.6%
- SAP5 roles6.6%
- Risk Management4 roles5.3%
What employers state they pay
Median
$129,000
Middle half
$102,000 – $168,000
From 56 of 76 open roles — the 74% that publish a range, annualized to USD. Only some employers state pay, and the ones that do skew to California and New York, where the law requires it.
Who employers are hiring
- Entry10%
- Mid26%
- Senior29%
- Lead / Staff / Principal6%
- Management30%
From 70 roles whose posting states a level.
Where Supply Chain Management roles are
Among the 49 of 76 open roles we could place on a map.
Roles that use Supply Chain Management
Employers hiring for Supply Chain Management
46 in total, most open roles first.
- VA
- AAccenture4 roles
Biogen4 roles- SAShield AI4 roles
- AUArmy National Guard Units3 roles
- AEArrow Electronics3 roles
Related skills
Curated neighbors in the taxonomy, whether or not employers ask for them together.