Senior Manager, Supply Chain Governance

Vaughan, ON
Hybrid
Posted Sep 3, 2026
1 position

$170,000–$195,000 / year

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Lead · 12+ years
Minimum education: Bachelor’s degree
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Senior Manager will establish an enterprise-level supply chain governance framework to oversee sourcing, supplier lifecycle management, and geopolitical risk integration. They will define standardized requirements and policies to ensure visibility, consistency, and disciplined risk management across all global business units.

Job details

Job Title: Senior Manager, Supply Chain Governance Mattr Corp. is a global, $1 Billion+ company serving critical infrastructure, energy and transportation markets through two reporting segments: Composite Technologies and Connection Technologies. The Company operates through a global network of manufacturing facilities and is valued for its innovation, technology, and proven operational excellence. Succeeding in current global markets and pursuing a growth vision is made possible by its people. In addition to acumen, dedication, and professionalism, Mattr looks for individuals who embody its values including innovation, drive, and passion, with a foundation of accountability, respect and doing the right thing. Mattr, previously known as Shawcor, has traded as a public company for over 40 years. Backed by a strong financial foundation, the company has a growth mandate. This mandate will be met through both organic and inorganic growth in the coming years. This role is central to strengthening the responsiveness, resilience, risk management capabilities and integrity of Mattr’s global supply chain. Success will depend on translating enterprise risk objectives into practical governance processes that support informed, compliant, and consistent decision-making across business units. Position Summary Based in Calgary, Alberta, Toronto, Ontario, Dallas, Texas or Houston, Texas in a hybrid work arrangement, the Senior Manager, Supply Chain Governance will lead the establishment of an enterprise-level supply chain governance framework focused on the oversight of raw material sourcing, supplier lifecycle management, supply chain and product compliance, and geopolitical risk integration. This role will help develop and implement consistent practices and policies across the supply chain functions for the various business units of Mattr with the goal of enhancing visibility, consistency, scalability and disciplined risk management across Mattr’s global supply chain. Core responsibilities include advancing the following enterprise objectives: Establish an enterprise-level sourcing governance framework Define standardized sourcing requirements to manage risk across all business units Identify, maintain, and communicate geopolitical supply chain risks through an enterprise risk registry, ensuring timely escalation and visibility to Business Unit Supply Chain leaders to support informed sourcing and operational decisions. Develop corporate-level policies, processes, and controls that support consistent, scalable execution and coordinate cross-functional roll-out of same Support the development and execution of the global supply chain strategy and annual strategic priorities Monitor regulatory developments affecting supply chains and product compliance and coordinate practical responses Lead compliance with global supply chain transparency regulations and reporting requirements Share supply chain best practices Provide practical support to operations facing ongoing supply chain challenges. The role will partner closely with Procurement, Legal, Compliance, and Operational leadership to operationalize governance standards within supplier lifecycle activities and related business processes. Reports To SVP Legal, General Counsel & Secretary Key Relationships The Senior Manager, Supply Chain Governance will exercise their mandate through key internal and external relationships, including: Business Unit Supply Chain and Procurement Leadership Chief Financial Officer Group Presidents Connection Technologies and Composite Technologies Chief Compliance Officer Operations, Engineering and Quality leaders across Business Units Director, Financial Compliance Duties Enterprise Supply Chain Governance Design and implement an enterprise sourcing governance framework that balances effective oversight with streamlined, practical and user-friendly processes Establish cross-business unit coordination to improve visibility, consistency, and accountability in sourcing practices Develop governance structures, decision rights, and escalation protocols for sourcing risk issues Develop, maintain, and support adoption of corporate-level supply chain policies and process standards, that support consistent execution Identify and leverage appropriate technology, automation and artificial intelligence tools to support efficient compliance monitoring, and reduce administrative burden Sourcing Standards & Risk Management Define enterprise-wide minimum sourcing standards, including supplier qualification, onboarding, and lifecycle management requirements Develop and maintain policies, procedures, and controls for supplier due diligence and ongoing monitoring Support audit and review programs to validate supplier compliance with enterprise standards Coordinate tracking and escalation of remediation efforts for identified supplier risks or non-compliance and provide execution support to business-unit supply chain and operations leaders. Monitor regulatory developments affecting supply chains and product compliance, assess applicability, assign ownership, and coordinate timely responses Define sourcing risk requirements for incorporation into procurement processes and ERP systems in partnership with business-unit process owners and system owners Geopolitical Risk Framework Establish and operationalize a standardized geopolitical risk monitoring framework Embed geopolitical risk considerations into: Supplier selection and onboarding Contracting and sourcing decisions Ongoing supplier performance and risk monitoring Partner with Legal and Compliance to align geopolitical risk management with sanctions, export controls, and regulatory obligations Cross-Functional Integration Partner with various functional support groups to align governance requirements with operational workflows, digital tools, and supplier platforms Partner with business unit Procurement to strengthen strategic supplier collaboration and long-term value creation Support integration of governance requirements into commercial agreements and supplier contracts Executive Reporting & Continuous Improvement Provide strategic analysis and recommendations to senior leadership based on operational and financial performance Develop and deliver enterprise-level reporting on supply chain risk, compliance, and governance performance Provide visibility to senior leadership on key risk exposures, trends, and mitigation strategies Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance supply chain transparency, consistency, and resilience Operational Support Provide guidance and support to Business Unit Supply Chain and Operations leaders on procurement best practices, strategic sourcing approaches, supplier management, and continuous improvement opportunities. Serve as a mentor and trusted advisor to supply chain teams across the organization, fostering capability development, knowledge sharing, and the adoption of consistent supply chain processes and standards. Key Deliverables Enterprise supplier risk framework Supply chain governance policies and standards Geopolitical risk monitoring process Regulatory compliance reporting framework Executive and Board-level supply chain risk reporting Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Law, Engineering or related field (advanced degree preferred) 8–12+ years of experience in supply chain, procurement, compliance, or governance roles Experience implementing enterprise governance frameworks or risk management programs Strong understanding of global sourcing risks, including geopolitical, regulatory, and operational factors Experience working in complex, multi-business unit or multinational environments preferred Key Competencies Strong governance and risk management mindset Ability to collaborate, influence and align cross-functionally and cross-business unit stakeholders without direct functional ownership Strategic thinking with strong execution discipline Highly organized and process-driven Strong analytical and reporting skills as well as excellent verbal and written English language communication skills Additional Requirements Ability to operate in a fast-paced, global environment with multiple priorities Occasional travel as required Mattr welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the recruitment and selection process. To begin a conversation about your individual accessibility needs throughout our recruitment process, please contact our HR team. The Salary Range for this position is $170,000 to $195,000. The provided range represents the anticipated base salary and target incentive for this position. The final total compensation will be determined based on the successful candidate’s skills, experience, qualifications, and internal equity considerations. This job is vacant to fill a newly created position. Please note that artificial intelligence may have been used for screening, assessing, or selecting applicants. Benefits in Joining Mattr Why Join Mattr? Flexible health, dental & vision benefits with HSA rollover Employer-paid Life, AD&D, and Disability insurance Attractive incentive bonus plans 24/7 Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP) Wellness and mental health support programs Exclusive discounts (Perkopolis & GoodLife Fitness)

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Requirements

Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and 8–12+ years of experience in supply chain, procurement, or governance roles. Strong expertise in implementing enterprise risk management programs and the ability to influence cross-functional stakeholders are essential.