Americas Regional Logistics Manager

Tenstorrent•Santa Clara, CA

13h•Hybrid

About The Position

Tenstorrent is seeking an Americas Regional Logistics Manager to lead logistics operations across the United States and Mexico. The role will build reliable regional execution, cross-border controls, and partner accountability to support manufacturing, distribution, and customer deliveries. It is hybrid and based in the United States. Candidates at various experience levels are welcome; the appropriate level will be assessed during interviews, and the offer will align with that level, which may differ from the one in the posting. The manager will oversee regional inbound, outbound, intercompany, and cross-border logistics; manage freight and logistics providers; coordinate US-Mexico shipments and contract-manufacturer movements; and lead issue resolution across internal teams. The role also develops operating procedures, dashboards, reviews, and contingency plans, using logistics data to improve delivery reliability, controls, and cost without compromising service or compliance. It partners with regional operations and Trade Compliance on US-Mexico operations and IMMEX-related logistics. Employment offers are contingent on eligibility to access U.S. export-controlled technology. Due to U.S. export laws, eligibility may depend on citizenship or permanent-residency status, or the ability to obtain prior license approval from the U.S. Commerce Department or another applicable federal agency. If employment is not possible under these laws, an offer will be rescinded. The posting states compensation for all engineers at Tenstorrent ranges from $100,000 to $500,000, including base and variable compensation targets, and that actual offers depend on experience, skills, education, background, and location.

Requirements

7+ years of logistics or supply chain operations experience, including US transportation and international freight.
Experience owning carrier and broker performance, complex cross-border shipments, and logistics service-provider relationships.
Strong quantitative skills, operational judgment, and executive communication skills.
Ability to lead cross-functional process improvements.

Nice To Haves

Experience with US-Mexico manufacturing supply chains and IMMEX-related logistics is preferred.
Experience in high-value electronics, server, semiconductor, or contract manufacturing.
Familiarity with TMS, ERP, freight audit, and logistics KPIs.

Responsibilities

Own regional logistics performance across inbound, outbound, intercompany, and cross-border flows, with a focus on on-time delivery and shipment milestone adherence.
Manage freight forwarders, carriers, customs brokers, and logistics service providers against service and cost expectations.
Improve routing guides, carrier selection, freight audit practices, and shipment visibility.
Coordinate US-Mexico shipments and contract-manufacturer movements, including customs documentation, inventory visibility, and exception resolution.
Partner with Trade Compliance and Mexico operations on IMMEX controls and reconciliation.
Lead issue resolution with Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Finance, Sales Operations, and Customer Support; escalate regulatory interpretations, licensing decisions, financial disposition approvals, and policy exceptions to accountable owners.
Develop SOPs, dashboards, operating reviews, and contingency plans for critical lanes.
Use border-clearance time, freight cost, accessorial trends, and provider performance to reduce total landed logistics cost without compromising service or compliance.