Coordinate and manage supply chain activities throughout new product development and introduction, ensuring project milestones, logistics requirements and quality standards are met.
Compensation
Competitive compensation and a range of employee benefits. Annual performance bonus. Semi-annual bonus
Responsibilities
Coordinate and manage all supply chain activities throughout new product development and introduction
Develop and coordinate logistics solutions, including supply chain concepts, packaging, transportation, warehousing, internal material flows and logistics equipment
Ensure project readiness and compliance by leading Logistics FMEA, coordinating supplier requirements and validating logistics processes and standards
Coordinate planning and material flows with SIOP/MPS, material planning, production control teams and suppliers to ensure material availability and smooth project ramp-up
Monitor Supply Chain KPIs and risks, including inventory accuracy, obsolete stock, material requirements and potential deviations, taking preventive and corrective actions
Requirements
University degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Industrial Engineering or a related field
Planner Buyer is an end‑to‑end supply chain role that combines material planning and procurement responsibility for an assigned portfolio of commodities, suppliers, and parts.
Responsibilities
Own planning and procurement execution for assigned commodities, suppliers, and associated parts
Apply enterprise planning standards, methodology, and governance within an assigned commodity/supplier/part portfolio
Maintain accurate and complete item, sourcing, supplier, and planning information within the system of record
Ensure assigned items have appropriate commodity classifications, units of measure, sourcing relationships, supplier and manufacturer information, lead times, pricing, and other relevant purchasing attributes
Establish and maintain appropriate planning and replenishment strategies
Requirements
Nice to have: experience spanning both material planning and procurement activities
Nice to have: experience maintaining item‑master, supplier, sourcing, or planning data within an ERP/MRP environment
Nice to have: experience with supplier quoting, negotiation, purchase‑order management, and inventory planning
Nice to have: experience supporting manufacturing, aerospace, engineering, or other complex technical operations
Nice to have: experience working directly with engineering teams and manufacturing suppliers to resolve technical, commercial, or schedule constraints
The Supply Chain Coordinator will coordinate procurement, material planning, and logistics activities cross functionally and across multiple clinical studies to help Kyverna advance its mission.
Compensation
The Northern California Bay Area salary range for this position is $85K to $95K USD annually. The salary range is an estimate of what we reasonably expect to pay for this position, and the actual salary may vary based on various factors, including without limitation individual education, experience, tenure, skills and abilities, as well as internal equity and alignment with market data. This position is also eligible for bonus, benefits, and participation in Company’s stock plan.
Responsibilities
Inventory management oversight of 3PL’s and CDMO’s and inventory tracking/reconciliation of Kyverna owned materials
Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure materials are above safety stock levels
Assist with DP orchestration on an as needed basis
Schedule and support the time critical and temperature sensitive materials including global distribution of cell therapies from Cell Centers/Authorized Treatment Centers and CDMO’s, with specialty transportation providers and customs brokers as needed
Coordinate Order Management processes, including shipping order generation, changes, shipment pickup, and delivery scheduling
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree
Master’s degree
Nice to have: Global Trade Compliance
Nice to have: Clinical Trial Storage and Distribution
Provide product configuration, BOM, parts, sourcing, material-cost, and documentation discipline to move early concepts from physical proof into repeatable commercial validation builds.
Responsibilities
Own the creation and maintenance of preliminary, pilot, and commercial-validation BOMs and configuration records for assigned product activations.
Own part identification, part-number creation, revision control, approved alternates, substitutions, and build-package accuracy.
Order, track, receive, organize, kit, and stage parts in alignment with the approved build plan and unit sequence.
Coordinate suppliers, samples, quotes, minimum-order quantities, lead times, alternates, and long-lead risks.
Maintain unit-level configuration records for prototypes and pre-sold validation builds.
Requirements
Supply Chain or Operations or Engineering Technology or Product Development or Business or a related discipline
The Implant Parts & Supply Chain Specialist supports manufacturing operations by ensuring the availability of equipment spare parts, repairs, and consumables.
Compensation
The current base salary range for this role is between $41.00 - $58.00/hour.
Responsibilities
Facilitating the procurement of spare parts, repairs, and consumables inventory
Developing and executing forecasts and inventory plans
Developing and maintaining databases/dashboards to monitor inventory
Analyzing material consumption and purchasing trends
Manages purchased material requirements, taking appropriate actions to ensure material availability when needed, with appropriate inventory levels required to support customer requirements and inventory administration.
Compensation
$89,210.00 - $133,810.00
Responsibilities
Establish and maintain material planning methods and safety stock strategies, understand and monitor delivery/response times, forecasting methods and the subcontracting process, in accordance with assigned products and services, complying with materials and demand planning guidelines.
Execution and monitoring of purchase orders according to the demand signals for the assigned products, starting from placing purchase orders until the delivery of the product, ensuring that the correct material is delivered to the right place and at the right time.
Monitor inventory levels and maintain appropriate safety stock targets to support operational requirements.
Identify potential shortages and proactively develop mitigation and recovery plans.
Perform routine audits and validation of planning, inventory, supplier, and transactional data to ensure system accuracy.
Provide operational management and leadership for logistics teams supporting material planning, inventory control, warehousing and distribution activities.
The role of the Senior Integrated Materials Manager provides leadership for all related material planning activities on medium to large, complex EPC projects from $500M to $2B.
Compensation
Salary Range: $119,500.00 - $222,500.00
Responsibilities
Develop a material management workflow plan and responsibility matrix from the identification of material through to delivery of material to the contractor
Coordinate engineering and material control activities with procurement to identify materials for purchase in alignment with project work packaging requirements
Review project requirements and develop discipline specific staffing plan for review and identify suitable skillsets for staffing
Manage disciple specific personnel on project and provide performance feedback for development
Maintain strong working relationships with client and suppliers and actively participate in leadership and sponsorship meetings
Requirements
Accredited four (4) year degree or global equivalent in applicable field of study
Nice to have: ERP/MRP systems experience
Nice to have: Professional certification(s) or license(s)