Space jobs for supply chain professionals in New York

New York postings for supply chain professionals state $67.5k–$136k a year in the middle half and $77.5k a year at the median (5 postings, 4 employers).

Buffalo (2), Canandaigua (1), Hauppauge (1) and Rochester (1). A role offered in several towns is counted in each of them.

The most openings today: Moog (2), Frontgrade Technologies (1) and L3Harris (1). 4 employers in all list supply chain professional roles in New York.

5 supply chain professional jobs are open in New York today at 4 employers on this board.

Ranked by the salaries each one posts for the supply chain professional jobs open here, an employer with few rates weighed toward the others' so one high posting never outranks many: L3Harris (most often $116k–$215k a year, a median of $165,000 across 1 posted rate), Frontgrade Technologies (most often $120k–$151k a year, a median of $135,528.50 across 1 posted rate) and Moog (most often $60k–$85k a year, a median of $72,498 across 2 posted rates). Posted pay is the base range, before shift differentials and bonuses.

3 of the open supply chain and facilities jobs in space here say so in their own posting: Associate Supplier Development Engineer at Moog (Associate's degree, preferably in Manufacturing, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering with four or more...); Facilities Technician (Starlink/Akoustis) - Day Shift at SpaceX (High school diploma or equivalency certificate); Material Handler (Starlink/Akoustis) at SpaceX (High school diploma or equivalency certificate).

A business or engineering degree, or years of buying and planning in manufacturing. Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) or CPIM (ASCM (APICS)). Each posting spells out its own degree, experience and citizenship requirements.

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