Supply Chain Operations Analyst

Supply Chain Operations Analyst

Supply Chain Operations Analyst (Amazon/E-commerce) Location: Remote | LATAM Schedule: Monday - Friday. 9AM - 5PM EST Salary: Up to $2,000/month USD

We are hiring a Supply Chain Operations Analyst to own the physical flow of inventory from our vendors to our prep centers and into the fulfillment pipeline. You will be the single point of accountability for routing every purchase order to the optimal prep center, managing all prep-center communication and file handling, working directly with freight brokers, and keeping our freight reconciliation tight and accurate.

This is a senior, build-oriented role. You will not just execute the workflow — you will design and continuously improve the systems that run it. The core infrastructure already exists; your job is to tie it together, operate it daily, and relentlessly automate the manual edges. You will work directly with the founder on the systems side and have real ownership over how this function runs.

Key Responsibilities:

PO Routing & Prep-Center Operations

• Prep-center routing logic: Build out and operate the system that routes each purchase order to the best of our four nationwide prep centers, factoring in vendor ship-from location, cost, speed, and capacity.
• Prep-center communication: Manage all communication and file uploads with our four prep centers — shipping plans, packing/prep instructions, box content files, and follow-ups.

• Inbound coordination: Coordinate inbound shipments from vendors who ship from different locations across the country, ensuring each PO lands at the right facility with complete and accurate documentation.

Freight & Vendor Coordination

• Freight brokers: Communicate directly with freight brokers to arrange, track, and troubleshoot shipments between vendors and prep centers.
• Supplier comms: Communicate directly with key suppliers — including Soccer Zone and GMA Sales — on order logistics, ship-from details, and timing.

Reconciliation

• Freight reconciliation: Own and improve freight invoice reconciliation — auditing carrier-billed amounts against quoted rates, flagging discrepancies, and tightening the process so it runs cleaner and more automatically over time.

Systems & Automation

• AI-first mindset: Continuously look for ways to automate, streamline, and remove manual steps from every workflow you touch. Document what you build so it is repeatable.
• Collaborative build: Partner directly with the founder to connect existing infrastructure into a unified, working routing-and-reconciliation system. Much of the groundwork is built — this is about integration and operation, not starting from zero.