Supply Chain Manager

At IDEX Pump Technologies (Ireland) Ltd, we are proud to be part of the global IDEX Corporation family. Our Shannon facility has grown into a trusted European hub for the assembly, testing, and distribution of high performance pump technologies, supporting industries such as Chemical, Oil & Gas, Food & Beverage and Materials & Infrastructure. We focus on enabling critical processes that keep industries and communities running around the world.

PRIMARY FUNCTION - Onsite

The Supply Chain Manager is responsible for supporting and guiding the supply chain team, designing and delivering supply chain strategies that meet business needs, ensure continuity of supply, and support cost efficiency. The role combines team coordination with strategic planning, working closely with internal stakeholders and suppliers to support both current product lines and new product introductions (NPI).

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Supply Chain Planning & Execution

• Lead planning and execution of supply chain activities to support production and customer demand.
• Maintain and enhance forecasting models, planning parameters, and ERP/MRP systems.
• Manage supply chain constraints including material availability, demand fluctuations, and supplier issues.
• Support or drive S&OP/SIOP processes, aligning operational plans with business strategy.
• Review ISO Management Processes monthly and publish metrics.
• Review and schedule all new order acknowledgements, working closely with Customer Service to ensure customer specific requirements are understood and executed.
• Provide Customer Services with timely information on all order changes, delays, and updates.
• Review and maintain lead times to support Customer Portal.
• Collaborate with Operations, Engineering and Customer Support to ensure effective communication and execution of plans.
• Develop and drive participation in IDEX Sustainability programs as an integral part of day to day operations.
• Implement and enhance ERP systems for inventory management and demand planning.

Data Analysis & Performance Management

• Conduct advanced analysis of supply chain data to identify trends, risks, and improvement opportunities.
• Develop models, dashboards, and reporting (OTD, backlog, inventory turns, cost metrics).
• Provide actionable insights to stakeholders and leadership through detailed reporting and presentations.
• Monitor forecasting accuracy and inventory performance to drive continuous improvement.

Inventory & Materials Management

• Develop and maintain inventory strategies to meet service, cost, and working capital targets.
• Analyze and manage excess, obsolete, and slow moving inventory (EOZ).
• Support cycle count and physical inventory processes ensuring high accuracy standards.
• Optimize material flow and SKU parameters to improve planning effectiveness.

Procurement & Supplier Management

• Support procurement planning and supplier engagement to ensure continuity of supply.
• Manage vendor performance, cost reduction initiatives, and delivery reliability.
• Contribute to sourcing, negotiation, and supplier development activities.

Leadership & Team Management

• Manage day to day team activities, development, and performance management.
• Lead and provide direction to the team by setting goals, organizing tasks/projects and training based on company priorities.
• Foster a culture of accountability, continuous improvement and operational excellence.

Education and Experience Requirements

• Supply chain qualification or equivalent experience.
• Experience with JD Edwards or similar ERP system.
• 7+ years in demand planning, supply planning or a similar role in operations.
• Proficiency with forecasting tools, Oracle, Power BI and ERP.

Ideal Candidate Experience

• Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
• Proven experience establishing and optimising strategic supply chains for existing product lines and NPI.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast paced, dynamic environment.
• Excellent communication and cross collaboration skills.
• Experience with S&OP processes.
• Knowledge of inventory management and vendor compliance best practices.

Values

• Trust - Make and keep commitments; be credible, competent, and transparent with facts; act with courage, candor and compassion.
• Team - Insist on winning together with integrity; embrace diversity; service before self.
• Excellence - Exercise discipline and focus; make a positive impact; build a legacy of greatness.

Compensation

The expected pay range for this position is €60,000 - €70,000 annually. Final compensation may include a bonus or other incentive plan and additional forms of compensation. The role is located in Shannon, County Clare, Ireland.