Operations Manager

Key ResponsibilitiesLead Production, Purchasing, Customer Service, Stockroom, and Document Control to deliver manufactured products on scheduleOwn production planning and control in Sage: order entry, MRP, work orders, bills of materials, and inventory movementsDrive performance on on-time delivery, production schedule attainment, documentation accuracy, and inventory accuracyPartner with Production to resolve material, capacity, and process constraints that affect build schedulesMaintain disciplined processes in a regulated manufacturing environment aligned to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485Required Qualifications5+ years in operations, production control, materials management, or manufacturing supply chain within a manufacturing environment (electronics, electromechanical, or medical device manufacturing strongly preferred)Hands-on experience with MRP, work orders, and bills of materials in a build-to-order or make-to-order setting3+ years leading managers and supervisors in a manufacturing operationERP systems expertise; Sage preferredExperience working under ISO 9001 and/or ISO 13485 quality systemsStrong Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook skillsBachelor's degree or equivalent experiencePlease note: candidates whose experience is mainly in warehouse, distribution, or logistics operations will not be considered for this role. How Your Day RunsYou start by reviewing new customer POs and production priorities, then confirm clean order entry in Sage before releasing sales orders and work orders to the floor.

Company SnapshotWest Coast Magnetics is a leading innovator in the field of high-frequency power magnetics and filtering. We specialize in leading-edge technology and solutions that drive the future of the semiconductor and medical device industries.About the RoleThis is a manufacturing operations leadership role, not a warehouse, logistics, or distribution position. As Operations Manager at our Stockton manufacturing facility, you run production from start to finish: from customer order through material planning, work order execution, and on-time delivery of the products we build. You lead teams across several departments and own the Sage ERP system we use to manage demand, materials, production, and inventory.Key ResponsibilitiesLead Production, Purchasing, Customer Service, Stockroom, and Document Control to deliver manufactured products on scheduleOwn production planning and control in Sage: order entry, MRP, work orders, bills of materials, and inventory movementsDrive performance on on-time delivery, production schedule attainment, documentation accuracy, and inventory accuracyPartner with Production to resolve material, capacity, and process constraints that affect build schedulesMaintain disciplined processes in a regulated manufacturing environment aligned to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485Required Qualifications5+ years in operations, production control, materials management, or manufacturing supply chain within a manufacturing environment (electronics, electromechanical, or medical device manufacturing strongly preferred)Hands-on experience with MRP, work orders, and bills of materials in a build-to-order or make-to-order setting3+ years leading managers and supervisors in a manufacturing operationERP systems expertise; Sage preferredExperience working under ISO 9001 and/or ISO 13485 quality systemsStrong Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook skillsBachelor's degree or equivalent experiencePlease note: candidates whose experience is mainly in warehouse, distribution, or logistics operations will not be considered for this role.Apply if you have led manufacturing operations, can take ownership, tighten execution, and deliver predictable results.How Your Day RunsYou start by reviewing new customer POs and production priorities, then confirm clean order entry in Sage before releasing sales orders and work orders to the floor. Midday is spent validating MRP signals, clearing material shortages with Purchasing, and making sure kits are staged so production can build without interruption. You walk the floor with Production to check build status and capacity, verify that build documentation is ready with Document Control, and resolve any exceptions that could put ship dates at risk. Late afternoon, you review completed builds, shipments, and invoicing, reconcile key inventory and work order transactions, and close out open items. That way the next day starts with a controlled backlog and clear commitments.What You GetCompetitive salary ($135,000-$165,000)Medical, dental, and vision coverageLife insurance401(k)