Full-Time
Supply Chain Delivery Manager
Anthropic
5,001-10,000 employees
Develops reliable, interpretable AI systems
Compensation Overview
$320k - $405k/yr
H1B Sponsorship Available
Remote in USA
Hybrid
At least 25% office time is expected, with up to 40% travel to construction sites and supplier factories.
Bachelor's
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- 8–12+ years in supply chain delivery, equipment expediting, construction management, or infrastructure program management on large-scale, schedule-driven construction programs.
- Hands-on experience delivering power and/or cooling equipment for mission-critical facilities, including transformers, switchgear, generators, uninterruptible power supplies, busway, chillers, CDUs, and air handlers, with familiarity with how those original equipment manufacturers build and ship.
- Experience managing cross-functional escalations across construction teams, suppliers, and internal partners, including deciding when to expedite, resequence, or escalate commercially.
- Ability to read and influence construction schedules using Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project and tie equipment milestones to them.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to turn a complex delivery problem into a one-page recommendation for leadership.
- Ability to build and maintain trackers and dashboards and use data to assess delivery status.
- Ability to work with high autonomy in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment and own outcomes.
- Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- Own the end-to-end owner-furnished equipment delivery plan for each site, including order placement, engineering submittal and approval milestones, production slots, factory acceptance test dates, ship dates, and required-on-site dates integrated with the general contractor's construction schedule.
- Engage during preconstruction with Construction, Engineering, and the general contractor to set delivery expectations, sequence equipment arrivals, and identify schedule risk before purchase orders are cut.
- Lead site-level owner-furnished equipment kickoff meetings with the general contractor and internal construction teams, establishing points of contact, delivery windows, receiving requirements, and escalation paths.
- Maintain the single source of truth for owner-furnished equipment status across the portfolio through a live tracker of line items, milestone dates, and risk ratings.
- Run weekly delivery cadences with original equipment manufacturers and integrators on open orders and verify production progress against committed slots.
- Act as the primary escalation point for factory slips, component shortages, factory acceptance test failures, and shipping delays, and drive recovery plans involving expedites, partial shipments, resequencing, and alternate sources.
- Partner with Strategic Sourcing on corporate-level supplier escalations by bringing site-level schedule intelligence to commercial conversations.
- Hold general contractor owner-furnished, contractor-installed teams accountable for receiving, storage, and installation-readiness performance, and manage the change and claim process when delivery issues affect the general contractor's schedule.
- Plan and coordinate transportation for oversized, overweight, and high-value equipment, including carrier selection, route surveys, permits, and crane and rigging coordination with logistics partners and the general contractor.
- Manage laydown, staging, and interim storage decisions when site readiness and equipment arrival diverge, and coordinate receiving inspection and storage or preservation requirements with Quality and Commissioning.
- Ensure equipment arrives complete with accessories, spares, documentation, and scheduled vendor startup support so installation and commissioning are not delayed.
- Identify, triage, and report delivery risks across the portfolio, propose solutions, and drive decisions that protect capacity milestones.
- Establish and lead recurring Capacity Delivery Reviews that provide leadership with visibility into owner-furnished equipment delivery status and risk by site and equipment category.
- Track delivery key performance indicators, including on-time-to-required-on-site performance, schedule drift by supplier and category, escalation cycle time, and expedite spend, and use them to surface systemic issues.
- Feed lessons learned into Strategic Sourcing and Construction to improve lead-time assumptions, contract delivery terms, buffer strategy, and required-on-site sequencing.
- Experience with hyperscale or artificial intelligence data center construction and owner-furnished, contractor-installed delivery models.
- Experience supporting 5–10 or more concurrent projects across a regional portfolio.
- Working knowledge of factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing, and commissioning workflows, including how equipment documentation gates them.
- Heavy-haul and project logistics experience, including international freight, customs, and Incoterms.
- Technical understanding of data center electrical distribution and cooling system design.
- Familiarity with enterprise resource planning and procurement systems and analytics tools such as SQL, Power BI, Tableau, Smartsheet, and Procore.
- Project Management Professional, Certified Supply Chain Professional, or similar certification.
Anthropic focuses on AI research to build reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. Its main product, Claude, is an AI assistant designed to handle tasks at any scale for clients across industries, delivered through deployment and licensing along with specialized AI R&D services. Claude works by combining natural language processing, human feedback, reinforcement learning, and interpretability techniques to produce a capable, controllable AI assistant that can assist with a wide range of tasks. The company differentiates itself from competitors by prioritizing safety, transparency, and controllability—emphasizing reliability, interpretability of model behavior, and user-controlled steerability in its AI systems. Anthropic’s goal is to make AI systems that people can trust and efficiently use to improve operations and decision-making across sectors.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$182.8B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Project Glasswing found over 10,000 critical vulnerabilities by June 2, 2026.
- Anthropic disclosed annualized revenue above $65 billion in July 2026, signaling explosive demand.
- September 1, 2026 pricing cuts for cache reads boost agentic API adoption and retention.
What critics are saying
- Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement, approved July 20, 2026, invites more suits.
- Late-September 2026 IPO pressure exposes weak multiples if growth decelerates after listing.
- Heavy compute commitments and chip-lease debt create existential financing risk if demand softens.
What makes Anthropic unique
- Claude Security and Project Glasswing anchor Anthropic’s enterprise security moat in 2026.
- Anthropic pairs frontier-model capability with explicit safety branding, unlike OpenAI’s consumer-first posture.
- Multi-cloud distribution across AWS, Google, Microsoft, Lambda, and Nscale reduces single-vendor dependence.
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↑ 2%Broadcom could capture a $40 billion opportunity from Anthropic's growing compute needs, according to Macquarie analyst Arthur Lai. This comes as concerns mount over Google developing more chips internally, potentially threatening Broadcom's custom silicon business. The stock has fallen approximately 24% from its all-time high. However, Lai suggests many concerns may already be priced in, creating an attractive entry point. In April, Anthropic partnered with Google and Broadcom to secure next-generation TPU capacity for training its Claude AI models. Broadcom's AI semiconductor revenue surged 221% year-over-year to $16.7 billion in fiscal Q3 2026. Management projects AI semiconductor revenue could reach $115 billion in fiscal 2027 and potentially $230 billion in fiscal 2028. The Anthropic partnership could provide crucial revenue visibility whilst strengthening Broadcom's position in custom AI silicon and networking.
Black Duck has joined Anthropic's Project Glasswing, an industry initiative aimed at securing critical software infrastructure using advanced AI for defensive cybersecurity. The application security company will apply Mythos, Anthropic's AI system, across its full security portfolio. This will combine AI-accelerated vulnerability discovery with remediation workflows, risk-based prioritisation, and compliance-driven governance. "AI is transforming the economics and speed of vulnerability discovery and exploit development," said Dipto Chakravarty, Black Duck's Chief Product & Technology Officer. He explained that pairing Mythos with Black Duck's existing capabilities will enable faster risk reduction whilst maintaining the transparency and auditability required by enterprise security teams. Black Duck specialises in application security, combining deterministic analysis with AI reasoning to identify and fix security issues in code written by developers, generated by AI, or assembled from open source.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have asked major credit rating agencies to grant investment-grade status to OpenAI and Anthropic upon going public, despite neither company turning a profit, the Financial Times reported. OpenAI posted a $20.9 billion operating loss on $13.1 billion revenue in 2025. Anthropic doesn't expect to break even until 2028, with OpenAI targeting 2030. The investment-grade designation would allow pension funds and insurers to buy their bonds. It would also terminate Nvidia's guarantee of up to $105 billion in lease obligations for OpenAI's Ohio campus. Rating analysts currently describe both labs as speculative-grade and loss-making. When SpaceX received investment-grade ratings after its June IPO, its bonds traded near junk pricing within days. Anthropic could list in late September, whilst OpenAI targets 2027.
Interactive Brokers held $182.4 billion in uninvested client cash at the end of June, up 27% year over year, and this figure grew to $185.6 billion by August. The automated global broker earns interest on this cash by investing it in short-term US government securities whilst paying clients a rate half a percentage point below the federal funds rate. Net interest income rose 23% year over year to $1.06 billion in the second quarter, representing more than half of total net revenues of $1.9 billion. The growth came from larger balances rather than margins, which actually narrowed to 1.93% from 2.07%. Anthropic's potential IPO, rumoured to arrive soon with a possible $2 trillion valuation, could provide clients with an opportunity to deploy some of this cash.
Anthropic has reportedly secured a $35 billion cloud deal with Lambda for 350 MW of capacity at Hut 8's Beacon Point campus in Texas, marking its ninth major compute corridor. The arrangement highlights Nvidia's dual role as both GPU supplier and data centre landlord, allowing it to extract value at multiple levels. The deal supports Anthropic's $65 billion annualised revenue run rate but deepens its reliance on Nvidia's ecosystem. Anthropic has diversified across nine corridors, including commitments to AWS (5GW), Google/Broadcom (5GW), Microsoft/Nvidia ($30 billion), Fluidstack ($50 billion), Nscale ($45 billion), Volta ($10 billion), AMD ($5 billion), and SpaceX (300MW). This infrastructure strategy reflects a shift where GPU suppliers increasingly control both hardware and physical environments, positioning themselves as compute landlords.