Logistics Manager
fourth floorNew York (NY)
About the role
Our client, a leading consumer goods company with a portfolio of well-known licensed brands, is seeking a Logistics Manager. You'll work alongside Sales, Inventory Planning, retail accounts, and our 3PL partners to allocate, route, and ship every order and clear the roadblocks before they become problems.
Responsibilities:
Audit sales orders post-entry and resolve late or discrepant POs with Sales, the DC, and customers Build and release allocation plans against inbound receipts and ship windows; match incoming inventory to open orders Flag over- and under-allocated positions early and bring corrective options forward Manage routing for assigned accounts plus all pre-paid FTL, LTL, and DTC routings Own the day-to-day 3PL/DC relationship, holding partners to service, cost, and on-time expectations Coordinate VAS projects — relabeling, rehandling, and similar Qualifications 7–9 years in order management, allocation, or shipping operations within wholesale/retail logistics
Required Skills:
Experience with ranked retail partners and vendor compliance — routing guides, labeling, palletizing, ticketing, RTVsProven ability to direct and hold 3PL/DC partners accountable Strong ERP, WMS, and TMS fluency; advanced Excel a plus Self-starter who takes ownership and moves fast without waiting for direction You can use www.workgrades.com to collect and manage your references for free and share them with us or anyone else you choose. Candidates with references are always preferred by our clients. Now is the most important time to stand out from the crowd. We suggest that you ensure you have updated your Linked In profile and that you start collecting your references early.
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