Adjunct Faculty Inventory and Material Management

About the RoleWe are looking to engage an Adjunct Faculty member in the area of Inventory and Material Management who brings strong industry experience and practical insights into supply chain and operations. The role is designed for experienced professionals who are passionate about sharing their knowledge with students and contributing to practice-oriented management education.The adjunct faculty member will support teaching and mentoring activities related to inventory planning, materials management, and supply chain operations, helping bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world industry practice.Key ResponsibilitiesTeaching and Academic EngagementDeliver lectures or modules in courses related to Inventory Management, Materials Management, Supply Chain Operations, Procurement, and Logistics.Integrate industry case studies, practical examples, and current practices into classroom sessions.Guide students in projects, simulations, and case discussions related to inventory planning and supply chain decision-making.Contribute to the design of practice-oriented course content aligned with industry needs.Industry IntegrationBring insights from industry experience to help students understand operational challenges, best practices, and emerging trends in supply chain and inventory management.Support guest sessions, workshops, or short modules on specialized topics such as:Inventory optimizationDemand forecastingWarehouse and materials managementERP systems in inventory controlLean supply chain practicesStudent MentorshipMentor students interested in careers in operations, logistics, procurement, and supply chain management.Provide inputs for industry projects, internships, or live consulting assignments.QualificationsApplicants should meet one of the following criteria:Master’s degree in Engineering or Technology with significant industry experience in inventory, materials management, logistics, or supply chain operations, ORMBA (Operations / Supply Chain / Logistics) with substantial industry experience in the above areas.Preferred QualificationsExperience in manufacturing, logistics, retail supply chains, or operations-intensive sectors.Exposure to ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, etc.) or supply chain analytics tools.Prior teaching, training, or industry mentoring experience will be an advantage.ExperienceMinimum 8–10 years of relevant industry experience in areas such as:Inventory planning and controlMaterials managementProcurement and vendor managementSupply chain operationsWarehouse and logistics managementEngagement FormatAdjunct / Visiting role on a course or module basis.May involve in-person sessions, hybrid delivery, or short teaching modules depending on the program structure.Ideal Candidate ProfileThe ideal candidate will be someone who:Has deep operational experience in inventory or supply chain environments.Enjoys engaging with students and sharing industry insights.Can translate complex operational practices into practical learning for management students.Brings a practice-oriented perspective to management education.

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