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Supply Chain Manager.

New York.

$136,000

median salary, 33% above the national average

$104,000 to $181,000. Last updated August 2026.

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The median Supply Chain Manager salary in New York is $136,000, 33% above the national average. Entry level starts near $104,000. Experienced professionals push past $181,000. New York City remains one of the world's largest and most diverse job markets, with unmatched density in finance, media, and technology. That spread is your negotiation window. These figures are Orbyt estimates, computed rather than measured, and must not be cited as Bureau of Labor Statistics figures; the published BLS wage for the occupation this role maps to is shown separately on this page.

Salary range.

25th Percentile

$104,000

per year

Median

$136,000

per year

75th Percentile

$181,000

per year

Where do you fall?

$104,000$181,000

Orbyt estimate for Supply Chain Manager in New York, modelled from national occupation wages adjusted for local cost of living. The published government benchmark for this occupation is below.

Government benchmark for this occupation

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median annual wage of $133,640 for Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers (SOC 11-3071) in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metropolitan area, based on 10,410 employed workers (May 2025 release).

10th percentile

$88,330

25th percentile

$107,710

Median

$133,640

75th percentile

$172,850

90th percentile

$217,500

Workers surveyed

10,410

BLS publishes wages by occupation code, not by job title, so this figure covers every role mapped to Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers (SOC 11-3071) rather than Supply Chain Manager specifically. The New York range at the top of this page is Orbyt’s role-level estimate, which is a different thing and is labelled as such. New York is reported by BLS within the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metropolitan area.

View the BLS source for SOC 11-3071

Salary by experience.

The gap between entry and lead level is typically $123,000. Where you land depends on years of experience and what you bring to the table.

Entry (0-2 yrs)

$88,000

to $109,000

Mid (3-5 yrs)

$116,000

to $143,000

Senior (6-9 yrs)

$150,000

to $177,000

Lead (10+ yrs)

$170,000

to $211,000

Total compensation.

Base salary is not the full picture. Equity, bonus, and signing can add $39,000 to the total package.

Base

$136,000

Equity

$22,000

Bonus

$14,000

Signing

$3,000

Estimated total: $175,000

How New York compares.

New York, NY

$136,000

Cost of living: 28% above average

National Average

$102,000

New York is $34,000 above

Supply Chain Manager salary by city.

Supply Chain Manager salary comparison across 10 cities
CityMedianRangeCOLAdjusted
San Jose, CA$145,000$111,000 to $193,0001.38x$105,000
San Francisco, CA$138,000$105,000 to $184,0001.35x$102,000
Honolulu, HI$137,000$104,000 to $182,0001.30x$105,000
New York, NY$136,000$104,000 to $181,0001.28x$106,000
Seattle, WA$130,000$100,000 to $174,0001.24x$105,000
Washington DC, DC$130,000$99,000 to $173,0001.25x$104,000
Boston, MA$127,000$97,000 to $169,0001.22x$104,000
Los Angeles, CA$124,000$95,000 to $165,0001.18x$105,000
San Diego, CA$124,000$95,000 to $165,0001.17x$106,000
Newark, NJ$124,000$95,000 to $165,0001.18x$105,000

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Salary by role in New York.

Salary comparison by role in New York
RoleMedianRange
CTO$376,000$294,000 to $489,000
CEO$345,000$251,000 to $477,000
General Counsel$344,000$268,000 to $447,000
UX Designer$137,000$104,000 to $176,000
Supply Chain Manager$136,000$104,000 to $181,000
Database Administrator$136,000$98,000 to $172,000
Mechanical Engineer$136,000$109,000 to $173,000
Environmental Engineer$133,000$104,000 to $168,000

What you should know.

If you are interviewing for Supply Chain Manager roles in New York, here is what you are walking into. New York City remains one of the world's largest and most diverse job markets, with unmatched density in finance, media, and technology. The city's tech sector has grown rapidly, rivaling the Bay Area for venture funding and startup activity. Remote work has reshaped demand slightly, but employers still pay premiums for in office presence in Manhattan. Global scope and spend under management create the widest pay variations. Managers overseeing international supplier networks and $50 million or more in annual procurement earn premiums of 20 to 30%. Industry matters significantly, with pharmaceutical and semiconductor supply chain managers earning the highest salaries.

Supply chain analysts start at $60,000 to $78,000. Supply chain managers earn $95,000 to $130,000. Senior managers and directors reach $130,000 to $175,000. VPs of supply chain command $170,000 to $250,000, with chief supply chain officers exceeding $280,000 at large manufacturers. In New York, those numbers run higher. The cost of living here is 28% above average, and employers adjust to compete.

Base salary is not the full picture. Annual bonuses of 10 to 20% are tied to cost savings, on-time delivery, and inventory optimization metrics. Equity is common at tech and manufacturing companies. Relocation packages and international hardship premiums apply for global roles. And on the tax side: new York State income tax rates reach 10.9%, and New York City adds a local income tax up to 3.876%. Combined with federal taxes, your effective rate can be among the highest nationally. When someone quotes you $136,000, ask what the total package looks like. The gap between base and total comp is where real money hides.

On negotiation: Emphasize your willingness to work from the office in Manhattan. Many NYC employers pay 10 to 15% more for in person roles compared to remote positions. The range for Supply Chain Managers in New York runs from $104,000 to $181,000. That is not a narrow window. Where you land inside it depends almost entirely on whether you negotiate and how well you prepare.

Sources: BLS OES, H-1B LCA (DOL). COL: BEA Regional Price Parities (2025). Data verified by Justin Bartak, Founder & Chief AI Officer. Last verified July 1, 2026. Full methodology

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25th

$104,000

Median

$136,000

75th

$181,000

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Global scope and spend under management create the widest pay variations. Managers overseeing international supplier networks and $50 million or more in annual procurement earn premiums of 20 to 30%. Industry matters significantly, with pharmaceutical and semiconductor supply chain managers earning the highest salaries. In New York, these factors can push compensation from $104,000 to $181,000 or beyond.

In 2026, the average Supply Chain Manager salary in New York, NY is $136,000. The estimated range runs from $104,000 to $181,000. Where you land depends on your experience, the company's size, and the specific skills you bring.

Remote work has compressed geographic salary premiums for Supply Chain Managers. Some New York employers offer location adjusted pay, while others maintain local rates to attract in office talent. In a high cost market like New York, remote roles may pay 10 to 20% less than local positions. The $104,000 to $181,000 range reflects both arrangements.

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"Supply Chain Manager Salary in New York, NY." Orbyt Salary Explorer, August 2026. https://www.orbytlabs.ai/orbyt-jobs/salaries/supply-chain-manager/new-york

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