Impact-Driven Sustainable Supply Chain Lead (Europe)

Earthworm Foundation; Greater London; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Earthworm Foundation in London is seeking a Sustainable Supply Chain Manager (Europe) to lead responsible supply chain strategies for agro-commodities like palm, pulp and paper, coffee and cocoa. You will analyze complex supplier networks, drive traceability initiatives, No-Deforestation reporting, and engage suppliers to meet sustainability objectives.

This fixed-term role requires a passion for environmental and social outcomes, deep collaboration across teams, and the ability to operate

Qualifications

• 5 years minimum experience in supply chains, with at least 2 in pulp and paper or forestry.
• Undergraduate or Master degree in sustainability, engineering, supply chain, or related field preferred.
• Strong analytical and logical thinking; able to translate data into practical strategies.

Responsibilities

• Develop and lead supply chain transformation strategies for Europe Members.
• Analyze complex supply chains to identify risks and opportunities.
• Manage delivery of technical solutions, including traceability campaigns and No-Deforestation reporting.
• Coordinate grievances with the Grievance team and present actionable follow-ups.
• Support improvements and roll out Earthworm’s technical solutions.
• Collaborate with European and Global teams to share best practices.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Relationship building

Cross-cultural communication

Education

Undergraduate or Master degree in sustainability, engineering, supply chain, responsible sourcing or related field

Job description

Earthworm Foundation in London is seeking a Sustainable Supply Chain Manager (Europe) to lead responsible supply chain strategies for agro-commodities like palm, pulp and paper, coffee and cocoa. You will analyze complex supplier networks, drive traceability initiatives, No-Deforestation reporting, and engage suppliers to meet sustainability objectives.

This fixed-term role requires a passion for environmental and social outcomes, deep collaboration across teams, and the ability to operate