A shipment sits at a port longer than it should, and by the time anyone notices, three downstream deliveries are already at risk. Catching that kind of problem before it cascades — and building the systems that prevent it from happening again — is what this role actually does. We're hiring a Remote Logistics and Supply Chain Analyst who reads data as a way to solve real operational problems, not just report on them after the fact. What This Role Covers You'll be the person who notices when inventory levels drift out of balance, when a supplier's delivery times start slipping, or when a KPI report is quietly telling a story nobody's acted on yet. That means digging into supply chain data regularly, not just when a problem's already visible. It also means working directly with vendors and cross-functional teams to fix what the data points to, rather than handing off a report and moving on. Core Responsibilities Analyze supply chain and logistics data to catch inefficiencies and trends early Build and maintain KPI reports that actually get used, not just filed away Team up with cross-functional groups to sharpen supply chain workflows Assess inventory practices to keep stock levels balanced and carrying costs down Manage vendor and supplier relationships, resolving delivery, quality, or compliance issues as they come up Negotiate supplier terms to protect cost savings without sacrificing reliability Oversee the flow of goods as they move from supplier to customer, tracking shipments and required documentation Identify supply chain risks and build contingency plans before disruptions happen, not after Use supply chain management software to keep data accurate and operations efficient Lead or contribute to supply chain projects from planning through completion What You'll Need Minimum education needed: a Bachelor's degree in a field like Supply Chain Management, Logistics, or Business Administration. Minimum experience: 2 years in a supply chain analyst, logistics coordinator, or comparable role. You'll need real proficiency in supply chain software like SAP or Oracle, plus data tools like Excel or Power BI — enough to actually interpret what the numbers are showing, not just enter data into a system. Strong organizational habits matter here, since you're often managing several moving pieces at once across different vendors and timelines. And because this role runs remotely, you'll need genuine self-discipline — nobody's going to notice if a report slips a day unless you flag it yourself. Good to Have A Master's degree or a certification such as APICS or CSCP Experience negotiating supplier contracts directly Familiarity with risk assessment frameworks for supply chain disruptions Comfort tracking how external factors — market shifts, geopolitical events — affect logistics planning Compensation and Work Setup This role pays $65,000 annually. This is a fully remote position, and a dependable internet connection and a workspace built for focused work are needed to do it well. Occasional travel may come up for meetings, training, or site visits, though it's not a regular part of the role. Who Does Well in This Role People who thrive here are naturally proactive — they flag a slipping delivery timeline before a customer notices, not after. They're comfortable holding several projects at once without losing track of details, and they communicate clearly enough that a vendor issue or inventory concern doesn't get lost between departments. Strong problem-solving instincts help too, since supply chain issues rarely show up with an obvious, single cause. How the Work Connects This role touches nearly every part of the business — customer service teams need accurate delivery information, vendors need clear expectations, and leadership needs KPI data they can actually trust. You'll often be the person translating what's happening operationally into something the rest of the organization can act on. How to Apply Send your resume along with a short example of a supply chain or logistics issue you identified and resolved using data. This is a remote position open to candidates who meet the qualifications above and can work independently with minimal oversight. If you're the kind of person who catches problems before they become urgent, we'd like to hear from you.