Supply Chain Manager with Microsoft Excel Skills Salary in Boston, Massachusetts

The average salary for a Supply Chain Manager with Microsoft Excel skills in Boston, Massachusetts is $91,902.

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$0 - $92k

Bonus

$0 - $6k

Total Pay

$0 - $92k

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Job Description for Supply Chain Manager

A supply chain manager oversees and coordinates key parts of the franchise supply chain. The three main job responsibilities of a supply chain manager include promoting teamwork between the sales team and customer service team, developing and maintaining policies on general logistics and procedures, and maintaining overall inventory based on demand. A supply chain manager is in direct communication with suppliers and should be able to analyze cost effectiveness of current contracts. They must pr…Read more

Supply Chain Manager Tasks

Design, implement, and refine production system from materials to product shipment.
Review employee schedules, tasks, and performance for productivity.
Optimize inventory and supply chain activities and documentation for productivity.
Select, evaluate, and foster collaborative relationships with suppliers.

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Popular Skills for Supply Chain Manager

Supply Chain

$92,590

28 responses

Inventory Management

$89,989

20 responses

Forecasting

$80,131

14 responses

Purchasing

$93,225

13 responses

Logistics

$92,807

11 responses

Skills in Supply Chain, Purchasing and Logistics are correlated to pay that is above average. Skills that pay less than market rate include Forecasting and Inventory Management.

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Los Angeles, California

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Employees with Supply Chain Manager in their job title in Houston, Texas earn an average of 0.7% more than the national average. The lowest salaries can be found in Los Angeles, California (24.4% less), Seattle, Washington (18.3% less) and Denver, Colorado (9.2% less).