Supply Chain Program Manager
Boston Dynamics
Supply Chain Program Manager
Boston Dynamics
Develops legged robots for industrial use
Drive the supply chain behind the world’s most advanced robots.
At Boston Dynamics, we’re redefining what robots can do—and our supply chain is a critical enabler of that innovation. We are seeking a Supply Chain Program Manager to lead and drive end-to-end supply chain execution for new product introductions (NPI) and major program changes across our advanced robotics platforms.
Reporting to the Director, Global Supply Chain, this role serves as the central operational bridge between Engineering, Product Management, Global Supply Managers (GSMs), and suppliers. You will ensure that next-generation hardware platforms are launched on time, within budget, and built for scalable manufacturing.
You will serve as the connective tissue between cutting-edge engineering concepts and physical production execution. By ensuring program readiness for complex robotic systems, your leadership directly enables Boston Dynamics to move revolutionary hardware from R&D into commercial, logistics, and industrial deployment at scale.
This is an opportunity to step into a high-impact, highly visible role where your decisions directly shape the supply chain behind some of the most innovative robotics systems in the world.
The base pay range for this position is between $116,479.00 to $146,000.00 annually. Base pay will depend on multiple individualized factors including, but not limited to internal equity, job related knowledge, skills and experience. This range represents a good faith estimate of compensation at the time of posting. Boston Dynamics offers a generous Benefits package including medical, dental vision, 401(k), paid time off and an annual bonus structure. Additional details regarding these benefit plans will be provided if an employee receives an offer for employment.
Develops legged robots for industrial use
Boston Dynamics designs and sells advanced legged robots to improve safety and efficiency in industrial and research settings. Its products, such as Spot and Pick, use onboard AI to perceive the environment, balance and navigate complex terrain, and autonomously avoid obstacles, enabling tasks that are dangerous or physically demanding for people. Spot is a mobile, 65-pound robot that can traverse stairs, uneven surfaces, and rough terrain, while Pick focuses on manipulation for robotics workflows. The company differentiates itself through its focus on mobility, dexterity, and safety, maintaining US-made production, and offering controlled sales plus ongoing maintenance, training, and support to commercial, industrial, and academic clients rather than consumer buyers. The goal is to augment human workers by handling risky or monotonous tasks, increasing safety and productivity across industries.
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