Anthro
Supply Chain Manager
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About the Role
We are seeking a Supply Chain Manager to design, build, and oversee the full supply chain for our growing electrolyte startup. This role requires someone who can be hands on in managing daily logistics and tactical supply chain activities while also thinking strategically about long term systems and processes. The manager will lead vendor sourcing, establish internal operational systems for incoming quality control, inventory management, and product shipment logistics. This is a rare opportunity to shape the core operations of an early stage company that is developing breakthrough electrolyte technology and preparing for rapid expansion.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage procurement of raw materials, equipment, and supplies, ensuring reliable and cost effective sourcing
- Coordinate inbound and outbound logistics, including freight, shipping, and customs
- Support production planning and scheduling to align supply with operational needs
- Implement inventory systems and maintain accurate records of inventory, shipments, and deliveries.
- Work with suppliers and vendors to track orders, resolve quality and supply issues, and ensure no interruptions to R&D or Manufacturing Operations
- Build and manage relationships with suppliers and vendors; negotiate contract terms and resolve issues
- Introduce and optimize tools, processes, and metrics that improve supply chain efficiency while supporting rapid scale up and commercialization
Requirements
Qualifications
- Experience in supply chain, logistics, or operations within advanced materials, chemicals, manufacturing, or energy storage
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to handle both day to day execution and long term planning
- Familiarity with ERP or supply chain management software; ability to implement and manage digital tools
- Excellent communication, negotiation, and problem solving skills
- Bachelor degree in supply chain management, engineering, operations, or related field; advanced degree preferred for senior candidates
- 4+ years’ experience driving supply chain initiatives
- Familiarity with Mandarin or Korean (preferred)
Who You Are
- Hands on, resourceful, proactive & excited to build systems from the ground up
- Comfortable operating in an early stage, fast paced startup environment
- Equally capable of rolling up your sleeves for day to day execution and stepping back to think strategically
Benefits
- Competitive salary and equity compensation commensurate with experience. Expected salary range is $110,000 to $140,000
- 15 Vacation Days, 10+ Holidays, Sick time off
- Full medical, dental, and vision coverage for team members, 60% coverage for dependents
- 401k with match
- Paid parental leave with flexible return-to-work policy
- Diverse and inclusive work environment
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