Academic Book Procurement & Logistics Lead

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Innodata Inc.Academic Publishing/Logistics

Remote - United StatesFull-TimeLead

Salary35 - 40 USD per hour

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Experience: 10+ years

Requirements

10+ years of experience in used-book, academic publishing, library acquisitions, or book distribution.
Proven track record sourcing and procuring large volumes of academic books across multiple countries.
Strong established network with universities, libraries, wholesalers, and marketplaces.
Deep expertise in international logistics, freight forwarding, customs compliance, and warehousing.
Hands-on experience with inventory management systems, ISBN cataloging, and used-book grading standards.
Proven ability to negotiate complex vendor contracts and build strategic sourcing partnerships.
Strong analytical skills with proficiency in procurement data and cost modeling.
Experience managing cross-functional teams across procurement, logistics, and operations.
Demonstrated ability to build operational infrastructure from scratch.

Responsibilities

Build and manage a global network of suppliers including universities, libraries, wholesalers, and publishers.
Develop procurement strategies to source large volumes of academic books cost-effectively.
Oversee end-to-end international logistics, freight forwarding, and customs clearance.
Design and optimize warehousing and fulfillment operations for large-scale inventory.
Implement inventory management systems to track ISBN data, condition grading, and valuation.
Negotiate contracts and service agreements with suppliers and distribution partners.

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