The role involves leading network layout planning, optimizing routing and operational strategies, analyzing data for efficiency, and collaborating across teams to enhance logistics performance.
- Lead warehouse network layout planning and continuous optimization initiatives
- Design and optimize routing waves and operational flow strategies
- Develop and improve zone optimization strategies to enhance delivery efficiency and reduce costs
- Build and maintain network cost models to support operational and strategic decision-making
- Collaborate with algorithm, operations, and technology teams to improve routing and planning systems
- Coordinate cross-functional network operations during peak seasons and high-volume periods
- Drive transit time and service level optimization across the logistics network
- Analyze operational data and identify opportunities for efficiency improvement and cost reduction
- Support expansion planning, capacity planning, and network scalability initiatives
- Monitor network performance metrics and provide actionable recommendations to leadership
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, or related field preferred
- 5+ years of experience in logistics network planning, transportation planning, or supply chain optimization
- Strong understanding of route planning, warehouse operations, and logistics network structures
- Experience with cost modeling, operational analytics, and performance optimization
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to interpret large data sets
- Excellent cross-functional communication and project management abilities
- Ability to work in a fast-paced and rapidly growing logistics environment
- Must be bilingual in Mandarin and English
Benefits
- Pay Range：85k-100k
- 7 PTO days
- 5 Paid Sick Leave Days
- 6 Paid Holidays
- 401K
- Medical insurance, Dental and Vision Insurance, STD/LTD
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