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Metal Service Centers hold a pivotal position in the metal supply chain, processing and distributing half of the 88M tons of steel produced in the US annually. 5+ years of experience in product management; ideally in a multi-user SaaS and start up environment; experience building collaborative products is a plus.
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We deliver continuous modernization, upgrades, and address incremental business changes as part of our engagements through our 5 key offerings: SAP Operations, Oracle Operations, IT Operations, Supply Chain Operations, Finance Operations.
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As a Manager, Supplier Management you will be responsible for the holistic relationship between Capital One and key third parties, enabling a well-managed and adaptable supply chain.
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Founded in 2013, backed by KKR, Summit Partners, and NEA, and trusted by over seven thousand enterprises across the globe, this leading cybersecurity company offers a SaaS product suite that proactively fights against complex cyber security threats such as includes insider threats, industrial espionage, IoT compromises, zero-day malware, data loss, supply chain risk, and long-term infrastructure vulnerabilities.
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