Tarka Talent
Supply Chain Consultant

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Day rate: £800 - £1,000 per day - Inside IR35 only
Location: London, hybrid 2-3 days on site
Start Date: ASAP / November 2026
Duration: 6 months initially, with potential extension to 9 months
We are working with a leading international consumer business seeking an experienced Logistics & Supply Chain Manager to support a significant operational transformation programme. This is an excellent opportunity to join an established project, take ownership of critical delivery activities and make a tangible impact across a complex, international logistics network.
The Logistics & Supply Chain Manager will lead the implementation of operational change across logistics and supply chain processes, ensuring initiatives are delivered effectively, stakeholders remain aligned and improvements are embedded into day-to-day operations.
Role Highlights
- Drive the implementation of logistics and supply chain transformation initiatives across an international business.
- Take ownership of project delivery, managing milestones, dependencies, risks and operational outcomes.
- Work closely with senior stakeholders and cross-functional teams to coordinate change across supply chain operations.
- Translate established transformation plans into practical improvements, ensuring successful adoption across the business.
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You Will Need
- Strong experience in logistics and supply chain transformation, with a clear focus on implementation rather than strategy development.
- Previous experience operating at Senior Manager level, ideally within an internal transformation or operational leadership position.
- A background in Quick Service Restaurants (QSR), foodservice, FMCG or a large-scale consumer-facing organisation.
- Experience delivering complex operational change within international businesses.
- Excellent stakeholder management, project governance and problem-solving skills, with the ability to deliver results in complex environments.


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Why You'll Love It
- Immediate impact: Join an active transformation programme with established priorities and deliverables.
- International exposure: Work across a complex consumer business with significant operational scale.
- Delivery ownership: Take responsibility for implementing meaningful improvements rather than developing high-level strategy.
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