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Role Overview
We're looking for a hands-on Logistics Manager to own stock accuracy, supplier and 3PL relationships, and end-to-end distribution performance. This role sits at the centre of our supply chain, acting as the critical link between production, wholesale, ecom & our warehouse.
A strong candidate combines deep systems expertise (NetSuite essential) alongside a commercial mindset, identifying cost savings and efficiency gains across warehousing and distribution.
Core Responsibilities
Stock Control & Warehouse Oversight
- Own end-to-end stock control, ensuring accuracy across all systems and physical locations
- Provide day-to-day oversight of 3PL warehouse operations, holding partners accountable to SLAs and KPIs
- Manage stock and supplier relationships with our 3PL provider(s), resolving discrepancies and driving continuous improvement
- Lead regular stock reconciliation, cycle counts, and audit processes
- Own forecast communication to 3PL partners, including management of annual stock takes and associated reconciliations
Systems Management (NetSuite & Zedonk)
- Act as the business lead for NetSuite, applying strong system expertise to manage inventory, purchase orders, and stock reporting
- Manage Zedonk & Netsuite in parallel through the migration period, ensuring full visibility of goods movement - with particular focus on ecommerce launches and restocks
- Ensure data integrity across systems and troubleshoot issues as they arise
- Identify and implement opportunities to improve system processes and reporting capability
- Own HTS product classification and associated system updates (NetSuite)
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Commercial planning, forecasting & cost optimisation
- Partner with key stakeholders to understand upcoming commercial activity and flag risks or changes to forecast
- Lead regular reviews of warehousing and distribution spend, identifying trends and opportunities
- Identify and implement efficiency initiatives to reduce cost-per-unit across storage, pick/pack, and outbound & inbound freight
- Benchmark 3PL and carrier costs against market rates and lead renegotiations where appropriate
- Present findings and recommendations to senior management to inform commercial decision making
Compliance & Trade
- Act as the primary point of contact for all trade and compliance queries
- Ensure all import/export activity meets current customs, duty, and regulatory requirements
- Maintain up-to-date documentation and processes to manage compliance risk
- Liaise with customs brokers and relevant authorities as needed


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Carrier & Freight Management
- Manage relationships with new and existing carriers, negotiating rates and service levels
- Act as the main point of contact with freight forwarders, working closely with the production team on inbound shipments from third-party suppliers
- Monitor carrier performance and resolve service issues promptly
- Continuously review the carrier/forwarder network to ensure best-fit partners are in place
- Provide accurate, timely forecast updates to carrier partners to support capacity planning
Key Attributes
- Highly organised with strong attention to detail
- Confident communicator, comfortable acting as a cross-functional point of contact
- Commercially minded
Why join Hunza G
Hunza G is building a generational swimwear brand, powered by timeless design and truly inclusive product. With over four decades of heritage and a rapidly growing global footprint, we are building a brand that is both timeless and culturally resonant. This role sits at the centre of that journey, owning the numbers behind our seasonal collections.
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