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Procurement & Logistics Manager

Company
NextStep
Location
Brooklyn
Work type
Full Time
Salary
$100,000–$140,000
Posted
2026-09-01

Job description

Job Overview
A large e-commerce company is seeking a highly analytical and organized Procurement & Logistics Manager to oversee purchasing, inventory planning, international logistics, quality control, and domestic sourcing.

The ideal candidate enjoys working in a fast-paced environment, managing multiple priorities, negotiating with vendors, and ensuring that every detail is properly tracked and accounted for.

Requirements
  • Fundamental understanding of e-commerce operations, including Amazon FBA.
  • Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and determine what requires immediate attention.
  • Strong negotiation skills and confidence working with vendors and factories.
  • Comfortable working with inventory data, forecasts, costs, and Google Sheets.
  • Hands-on, detail-oriented approach with excellent follow-through.
  • Relevant procurement, logistics, inventory, or supply chain experience is preferred.

Key Responsibilities
  • Oversee procurement, inventory forecasting, logistics, quality control, and backup sourcing.
  • Manage purchasing and ongoing negotiations with more than 100 vendors and overseas factories.
  • Monitor inventory needs across Amazon, Walmart, and other e-commerce channels.
  • Oversee purchase orders, factory scheduling, production timelines, and quality-control approvals.
  • Coordinate international shipments and the consolidation of multiple purchase orders into containers.
  • Ensure shipments are received and properly accounted for by the warehouse.
  • Coordinate domestic fill-in purchasing when overseas inventory is delayed or unavailable.
  • Ensure freight, duty, and related expenses are accurately reflected in product costs.
  • Improve systems, SOPs, and accountability across procurement and logistics operations.
  • Identify and resolve inventory, pricing, quality, production, and shipping issues.

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