Products don't move themselves from a warehouse shelf to a customer's doorstep. Someone has to track the shipment that's running late, chase down the vendor who missed a deadline, and catch the inventory gap before it turns into a stockout. That someone, in this case, is you — and you'll do it fully remote.
About the Role
Naukri Mitra is hiring a Telework Supply Chain Coordinator to keep logistics and inventory running smoothly across our operations. You won't be sitting in a warehouse. You'll be coordinating the people and systems that make sure the warehouse runs on schedule — vendors, shipments, stock levels, and the dozen small fires that pop up on any given day.
What This Job Involves
- Coordinate shipments and logistics timelines across multiple vendors
- Track inventory levels and flag shortages or overstock before they become problems
- Manage vendor relationships, including contract terms and delivery expectations
- Analyze supply chain data to spot bottlenecks and recommend fixes
- Support procurement activities and help negotiate better terms where possible
- Work with cross-functional teams — sales, warehousing, finance — to keep operations aligned
If you've searched
remote supply chain coordinator jobs before, you know most listings undersell how much problem-solving the role actually demands. This one doesn't. Expect real ownership over the pieces you manage, not just data entry with a fancier title.
What Gets You Hired
- 2+ years of experience in supply chain, logistics, or procurement coordination
- Comfort reading and interpreting supply chain data — spreadsheets, dashboards, whatever the team uses
- Strong organizational skills; juggling several vendor timelines at once shouldn't rattle you
- Clear communication, since you'll be the point of contact between vendors and internal teams
- A working setup that supports remote collaboration — reliable internet, a quiet space, the basics
Nice to Have
- Experience with inventory management or ERP software
- Background in contract negotiation
- Exposure to cost-saving or process-improvement initiatives in a previous role
- Familiarity with international shipping and customs requirements, if your supply chain crosses borders
This role suits people browsing
telecommute logistics jobs 2026 who want more than a data-entry position — coordinators here are involved in decisions about vendor selection and process changes, not just told what to log.
Pay and Flexibility
The position pays
$65,000 per year, and it's fully remote — no relocation, no commute, no fixed desk. Your hours flex around vendor time zones and deadline crunches rather than a strict clock-in schedule.
Team and Environment
Supply chain work moves fast, and a remote setup only works if people stay on top of communication. This team documents decisions clearly, keeps status updates up to date, and doesn't let a shipment problem go unaddressed because nobody checked a shared channel. You'll have direct access to the people who can unblock you — a warehouse manager, a finance contact, whoever's needed — without layers of approval slowing things down.
Career Path
Coordinators who perform well typically move into senior logistics or supply chain analyst roles, and from there into planning or procurement management positions. The skills you build here — vendor negotiation, data analysis, cross-team coordination — transfer directly into those next steps.
How to Apply
Submit your resume along with a short summary of your supply chain background — the industries you've worked in, the systems you've used, and the kind of problems you've solved. We review applications on a rolling basis and follow up directly with candidates who fit the role's needs.
