Key Account and Logistics Liaison
Posted 3 days ago
propex furnishing solutionsSavannah (GA)
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific ProductsPlastics Materials and Basic Forms and Shapes Merchant Wholesalers
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Key Account and Logistics Liaison Remote (with local travel) Global Technical Fabrics & Composite Materials Manufacturer We’re hiring a Key Account and Logistics Liaison to support customers using Curv®, our impact‑resistant thermoplastic composite used in sports gear, tactical equipment, transportation, and luggage. You’ll manage key accounts, coordinate production across US/EU sites, and keep materials flowing smoothly through a global supply chain.
What You’ll Do:
Manage key distributor and OEM automotive accounts Capture customer orders and coordinate with manufacturing Build demand forecasts and support production planning Oversee inventory balance and material flow across US/EU sites Support sales through customer and distributor visits Handle inside sales for new and potential accounts What You Bring 2+ years in a manufacturing environment Strong communication, organization, and writing skills Bachelor’s degree or 5+ years in supply chain/logistics/manufacturing customer service Proficiency with spreadsheets, ERM, and inventory systems Comfortable working in small, cross‑functional teams
Bonus Points:
Automotive or Tier 1 supply experience Sales background Experience with plastics or composite materials Success Looks Like Growth of key accounts Consistent on‑time delivery Ability to manage multiple projects and step into higher‑level roles Potential to grow into sales or supply chain leadership
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