Remote Supply Chain Manager for Growth & Optimization

Uproot Clean; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote - US/Canada/Europe

Paid time off

Flex days

Job summary

Uproot Clean is seeking a Supply Chain Manager to own purchasing, demand planning, and logistics for a fast-growing ecommerce business. You will build systems to improve efficiency, visibility, and scalability across the supply chain from supplier to customer.

This role emphasizes both analytical thinking and hands-on operations. You will manage inventory health, forecasting accuracy, and ensure products are available at the right time and cost while identifying inefficiencies and building

Qualifications

• 1+ year experience in ecommerce or DTC.
• Experience in supply chain, operations, or logistics.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• High attention to detail and organization.

Responsibilities

• Purchasing & Supplier Management: Manage purchase orders and supplier communication.
• Demand Planning & Inventory Management: Forecast demand and maintain optimal inventory levels.
• Logistics & Operations Coordination: Coordinate shipments with suppliers, freight forwarders, and 3PLs; track shipments and resolve delays.
• Product Data Management: Maintain accurate product data across systems; ensure SKUs, costs, and inventory data are up to date.
• Process Improvement: Identify inefficiencies and build scalable systems for growth.

Skills

Supply chain

Logistics

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Ecommerce

Job description

Uproot Clean is seeking a Supply Chain Manager to own purchasing, demand planning, and logistics for a fast-growing ecommerce business. You will build systems to improve efficiency, visibility, and scalability across the supply chain from supplier to customer.

This role emphasizes both analytical thinking and hands-on operations. You will manage inventory health, forecasting accuracy, and ensure products are available at the right time and cost while identifying inefficiencies and building