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Job overview
The VP of Supply will drive operational excellence across Burq’s delivery network, shaping supply strategy, leading a high‑performing team, managing provider relationships, and partnering with executive leadership to align supply with business goals.
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Full job description
We're looking for a VP of Supply to make operational excellence happen across Burq's delivery network at the leadership level. Reporting to our Head of Commercial, you'll own our provider relationships and supply strategy end-to-end, build and lead the team behind it, and partner with executive leadership across the business to keep supply ahead of where we're going.
What you'll do
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Operational excellence: understand the end-to-end delivery flow from pickup to drop-off, pinpoint where friction shows up along the way, and determine whether the fix is operational, process, or technical — down to the provider level
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Supply strategy & vision: set the overall strategy and long-term vision for Burq's supply network — where to expand, which providers to prioritize, and how to structure the network for reliability and cost efficiency
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Team leadership: build, lead, and develop a high-performing supply team as our network and business scale
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Provider relationship management: own Burq's most important delivery service provider relationships, from day-to-day partnership to commercial terms
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Performance accountability: hold providers accountable to strong service levels — on-time performance, coverage, quality — and manage performance reviews and escalations when they fall short
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Gap identification: proactively identify gaps in supply coverage — geographic, capacity, or capability — and lead the effort to close them
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Executive & cross-functional partnership: represent supply strategy and performance to executive leadership, and partner closely with Customer Success, Sales, Product, Engineering, and Support to align supply with customer needs and the product roadmap
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Budget ownership: own the supply budget and make prioritization calls across providers, markets, and initiatives
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Metrics ownership: own and report on key supply metrics — cost per delivery, on-time performance, coverage, and provider mix — against company-level goals
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Use AI tools day-to-day — analyzing provider performance data, monitoring supply health, and automating reporting — as a core part of how you and your team work, not an occasional add-on
Requirements
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A track record of operational excellence — deep understanding of the end-to-end delivery lifecycle, from pickup to drop-off, and a demonstrated ability to identify friction points and resolve them through operational, process, or technical improvements at the provider level
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8–12+ years in supply chain, logistics operations, or partner/vendor management, ideally including direct experience managing delivery provider or carrier relationships
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Experience building, leading, and developing a team, with a track record of scaling a function as a business grows
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Experience partnering with and presenting to executive leadership, and comfortable owning a budget and making tradeoff calls against it
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Proven experience negotiating commercial terms and managing performance with external partners or vendors
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Strategic thinker — able to develop and articulate a long-term vision for a supply network, not just manage it day to day
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Comfortable holding partners accountable — able to have direct conversations about performance gaps and drive them to resolution
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Strong cross-functional leader — able to align Customer Success, Sales, Product, Engineering, and Support around a shared supply strategy
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Data-driven — comfortable analyzing provider and network performance data to identify gaps and opportunities
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Comfortable working with APIs and technical integrations — able to understand how delivery/logistics platforms connect and speak credibly with technical stakeholders
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A growth mindset: treats ambiguity and problems as things to solve, not blockers to escalate and wait on
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AI-native — actively and fluently uses AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.) in daily work, and is quick to adopt new AI tooling as it becomes available
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Excellent communication and negotiation skills
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Comfortable with ambiguity, change, and building processes from scratch in a startup environment
Nice to have
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Experience in last-mile delivery, courier, or gig-economy operations, as well as freight — LTL, FTL, parcel, or middle-mile — and how those modes interact with the last mile
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Experience working directly with dispatch, routing, or supply chain software platforms
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Experience building or scaling a supply/provider network from an early stage
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Prior experience as a people leader or functional head at a high-growth startup
Benefits
Investing in you 🙏
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Fully remote
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Medical, vision, and dental insurance
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Reimbursement for educational courses
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Generous time off
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