Supply Chain Manager

Raycon•New York City, NY

6d•$80,000 - $120,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Mission: We’re on a mission to make Raycon the most loved electronics brand in the world—where every product feels joyful, effortless, and personal. We believe tech should empower, not frustrate. We’re hiring a Supply Chain Manager to help us build the most reliable, efficient, and cost-effective supply chain in consumer electronics. If you’re ready to power up your every day, read on. Growth: Profitable growth with 4+ million customers and international expansion Location : New York, NY. Hybrid: 1 day remote, 4 days in office per week. Compensation : Competitive base + discretionary bonus Team: Report to our Director of Supply Chain and collaborate closely with finance, cx, marketing, product, and leadership. Why Now: We’re a high-volume, multi-channel brand with global reach. As we scale SKUs, markets, and launch cadence, tight coordination across planning, production, freight, and inventory becomes make-or-break. You’ll own execution from the factory floor to the final warehouse—driving the rhythm that keeps Raycon in stock and moving. You'd be a fit if: Have 4+ years experience in supply chain operations, logistics, or inventory management Know how to manage PO execution, factory timelines, and freight partners Are analytical and comfortable owning freight budgets and cost tradeoffs Can keep things moving without micromanagement or delay Operate with urgency, clarity, and a bias toward action Work well with ambiguity, but push for systems and discipline

Requirements

Have 4+ years experience in supply chain operations, logistics, or inventory management
Know how to manage PO execution, factory timelines, and freight partners
Are analytical and comfortable owning freight budgets and cost tradeoffs
Can keep things moving without micromanagement or delay
Operate with urgency, clarity, and a bias toward action
Work well with ambiguity, but push for systems and discipline

Responsibilities

S&OP Execution: Lead monthly execution cycles. Turn forecasts into purchase orders and ensure readiness across teams.
Vendor Coordination: Manage overseas vendors to hit production timelines. Flag risks early and resolve proactively.
Freight & Logistics: Own international freight flows. Balance transit speed, delivery performance, and cost efficiency across ocean, air, and parcel.
Freight Cost Management: Track, analyze, and optimize freight spend. Identify savings opportunities without compromising service levels.
Inventory Health: Maintain strong in-stock performance while minimizing excess. Monitor KPIs by SKU, region, and channel.
Systems & Reporting: Build and maintain reporting tools that drive accountability and visibility across supply chain operations.