Advisory Manager, Supply Chain & Logistics

Description

• Provide supply chain, industrial development, logistics, and distribution project expertise.
• Build and manage client relationships throughout engagements.
• Coordinate inputs from leadership and technical teams to identify delivery choices, risks, and client satisfaction factors.
• Tailor analytical frameworks and methodologies to client needs.
• Perform business modeling, market sizing, and investment analysis using custom DCF models and cost‑benefit analyses.
• Conduct stakeholder interviews with C‑suite and senior management.
• Deliver consulting services to public and private industrial, port, and goods movement clients.
• Collaborate on strategic growth initiatives such as industrial development, advanced manufacturing, automation, energy transition, and digitization.
• Identify, assess, and mitigate supply chain risks to enhance resiliency.
• Analyze complex supply chain data, detect trends, and communicate insights.

Requirements

Ideal candidates combine technical, analytical, and soft skills, acting as systems thinkers who understand business and operational drivers of infrastructure projects in both public and private sectors. They must demonstrate problem solving, data analysis, project management, risk management, and deep supply chain and logistics expertise.

• Understand transportation and logistics operations, infrastructure needs, and global goods flow.
• Experience with multi‑modal logistics across rail, ports, maritime, air, and truck.
• Knowledge of industrial and economic development processes, including brownfield/greenfield projects.
• Proficiency with digital supply chain technologies, ERP systems, data visualization, and basic AI concepts.
• Bachelor’s degree in a related field (e.g., Management Sciences, Economics, Supply Chain).
• Minimum 6 years of supply chain or logistics experience (or equivalent).
• MBA or Master’s degree (preferred).
• 10+ years of supply chain and logistics experience (preferred).
• 5+ years of project management, consulting, or execution experience (preferred).
• Deep experience with global trade, operations, and supporting infrastructure.
• Experience developing cash‑flow models for investment decisions.
• Broad supply chain expertise covering planning, procurement, manufacturing, distribution, and enablement.

Benefits

The role offers a fast‑paced, supportive environment with a strong mentorship culture and collaborative problem‑solving. You will lead diverse consulting professionals, manage client engagements, and contribute to strategic growth initiatives while advancing your own professional development.

The position is based in Denver, CO, operates in a hybrid work model, and offers a salary range of $90,000‑$130,000. AECOM provides comprehensive benefits, including health, retirement, flexible work options, and development programs. Sponsorship is not available now or in the future.

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