Supply Chain Manager
US$100,000 – US$120,000 / yr base salary
Posted 8 Oct 2026
Advertised as “Senior Supply Chain Manager, Fulfillment”
BranchFactor Summary
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- Expected experience
- 6+ yrs
- Management level
- People management
- Contract
- Full-time
- Visa sponsorship
- Not offered
| Base salary | US$100,000 – US$120,000 / yr |
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Company:
In Common With + Quarters
Reports to:
Director of Supply Chain
Location:
Brooklyn, New York
Employment:
Full-Time
Compensation:
$100,000 - $120,000
Direct Reports:
Two
Target Start Date:
February 4, 2027
Application Deadline:
November 30, 2026
In Common With + Quarters
In Common With is a design studio defining a new vocabulary for interiors, in which old-world craft meets at-scale manufacturing. Founded in 2018, our practice brings endless curiosity, exceptional materials, and unparalleled adaptability to lighting and objects for all spaces—created with our team of expert craftspeople, artists, and engineers around the world. In 2024, we opened Quarters, a hybrid retail and hospitality destination in Tribeca. Through ongoing collaborations with our peers in the worlds of art and design, Quarters crafts a vision of home that’s unfolding and alive.
Our obsessions with craft and collaboration originate from a boundless interest in people, objects, and an ongoing conversation between the two. Every product we make and every partnership we cultivate has that in common.
The Role
The Senior Supply Chain Manager owns order fulfillment end to end for In Common With, accountable for order management, logistics, and customer service across the full order lifecycle, including returns and resolutions, while continuously improving the operational workflows that support production and fulfillment.
This is a hands-on leadership role managing the Production and Service teams directly, while working closely with the Director of Supply Chain, Procurement, Inventory, and vendor partners to keep customer orders moving smoothly from order to delivery.
The role requires a working approach that is collaborative, detail-oriented, fast-paced, customer-centric, efficiency-driven, and outcome-oriented. The ideal candidate can move between the details and the bigger picture: catching a manufacturing delay before it reaches a client, refining the logistics strategy and budget, and stepping in personally on complex or custom orders that need hands-on coordination.
Success means reliable order fulfillment, a customer experience that matches the quality of the product, and operations that run with minimal oversight.
Core Responsibilities
Order Management
- Drive cross-functional planning with production, procurement, and inventory managers to align manufacturing schedules with open orders, material availability, and project deadlines.