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Ode Parfums

Supply Chain Manager

London
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Ode Parfums is a new luxury brand in perfumery that will launch early 2027. We are here to disrupt the market by providing highly creative collections of niche perfumes and associated ancillary products at affordable prices. 100% DTC with our own retail flagships and ecommerce websites, we will propose an elevated experience in store and online that will include workshops, master classes, new ways of discovering perfumes and refillable products.

Ode Parfums

Perfume is an Art

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Role Overview

We are looking for a highly organised, commercially minded Supply Chain Manager to take ownership of our supplier relationships, purchase and production process, and inbound shipment timelines.

This is a key role in a fast-moving startup environment, suited to someone who is hands-on, proactive, and comfortable building structure where processes are still evolving. You will be responsible for ensuring suppliers are managed effectively, purchase orders are raised and tracked accurately, and products are assembled and shipped on time to support business growth.

The ideal candidate will be confident working directly with suppliers and freight forwarders, challenging timelines where needed, resolving issues quickly, and keeping the wider team updated on order status, risks, and delays.

Key Responsibilities

  • Own day-to-day supplier relationships, ensuring clear communication, accountability, and strong commercial partnerships.
  • Raise, manage, and track purchase orders from approval through to shipment.
  • Ensure suppliers confirm orders, production timelines, and shipping dates in line with agreed requirements.
  • Proactively monitor all open purchase orders and organize inbound shipments, identifying risks before they impact availability.
  • Organise assembly orders with manufacturers and check thoroughly execution of them.
  • Chase suppliers regularly to ensure products are shipped when expected.
  • Escalate delays, supply risks, quality issues, or documentation gaps quickly and clearly.
  • Work closely with internal teams to ensure stock availability supports sales, operational, and commercial priorities.
  • Build and improve supply chain processes, reporting, and ways of working as the business scales.
  • Maintain accurate records of purchase orders, supplier updates, shipment timelines, and key actions.
  • Review supplier performance and support improvements in delivery reliability, communication, and responsiveness.
  • Help create better visibility across the business on what has been ordered, what is delayed, and what is arriving next.
  • Support the business with sourcing and negotiation in ad hoc operational and supply chain projects as required in a startup environment.

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Key Requirements

  • Strong experience in supply chain, procurement, purchasing, logistics, and supplier management, ideally in a fast-growing business.
  • Proven experience managing suppliers directly and holding them accountable to deadlines.
  • Strong understanding of purchase order management and inbound shipment organization and tracking.
  • Confident working in a hands-on role where attention to detail and follow-through are essential.
  • Comfortable operating in a startup or scale-up environment where processes may need to be built or improved.
  • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to manage suppliers and update internal stakeholders clearly.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to act quickly when timelines move or issues arise.
  • Highly organised, proactive, and able to manage multiple suppliers, orders, and shipment deadlines at once.
  • Commercial mindset, with an understanding of how supply chain performance impacts sales, stock availability, and growth.
  • Comfortable using spreadsheets, inventory systems, ERP platforms, or purchasing tools.

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Desirable Experience

  • Experience in beauty or fast moving consumer goods.
  • Experience working with international suppliers, manufacturers, or freight partners.
  • Knowledge of import/export documentation and shipping processes.
  • Experience introducing new supply chain processes, reporting, or supplier performance tracking.
  • Familiarity with stock planning, demand forecasting, or inventory management.
  • Ideally French speaking person or at least able to work in an international environment.
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Skills

Supply Chain Management
Procurement
Logistics
Supplier Management
Purchase Order Management
Inbound Shipment Organization
Communication
Problem Solving
Attention to Detail
Organizational Skills
Commercial Mindset
Inventory Management
Demand Forecasting
ERP Systems
Negotiation
Process Improvement

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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