Dedicated food and product distribution network for Chick-fil-A restaurants
Chick-fil-A Supply runs a captive distribution network serving Chick-fil-A restaurants, built on warehouse and transport tooling (JDA, WMS, TMS, Samsara) alongside an AWS, Kubernetes and Terraform engineering layer. Hiring is overwhelmingly ops and logistics, and project signals point to new distribution center openings, which makes facility rollout, DOT compliance and driver routing the pressure points.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Advisor
Chick-fil-A Supply is a wholly owned subsidiary of Chick-fil-A, Inc. that distributes food and products to Chick-fil-A restaurants. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Atlanta, GA, it employs 1,001–5,000 people and hires in the United States. Operations span distribution centers and a delivery fleet, run on supply chain systems including JDA, WMS, TMS, Oracle ERP and SAP, with Samsara for fleet telematics and Ignition HMI for facility control. A smaller engineering function builds on AWS with Python, Go, React and Kubernetes.
Its stack includes JDA, WMS, TMS, Oracle ERP, SAP, Samsara and Ignition, plus AWS (RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, Redshift), Kubernetes, Terraform, Python, Go and React.
Yes. Hiring is steady and concentrated in operations and logistics, with HR support and a small engineering presence, across junior through lead levels in the United States.
Job posts point to opening and standing up new distribution centers, refining a facility implementation playbook, recall contingency planning, and innovation in distribution center and fleet operations.
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