Head of Supply Chain
About this role
Remora is seeking a Head of Supply Chain to lead and scale supply chain and manufacturing as we move from R&D to production of complex industrial hardware. This hands-on role is ideal for someone with manufacturing experience in industrial equipment (e.g., heat exchangers, blowers, skids). You will lead strategic sourcing, own all aspect s of supplier relationships, partner with leadership to manage risk and cashflows, and build a strategy to deliver on time and under budget for Remora’s aggressive deployment schedule.
We’re building modular carbon capture systems, turning exhaust into beverage-grade CO₂ sold to breweries and greenhouses. We deploy in regions facing severe CO₂ shortages, where prices are highest, allowing us to generate high margins without relying on tax credits or carbon credits. We’ve raised over $115 million in funding from top investors including Lowercarbon Capital, Union Square Ventures, First Round Capital, Y Combinator, and Valor Equity Partners.
Responsibilities: Lead strategic sourcing of components, fabrication, and contract manufacturing. Own supplier relationships from RFQ through qualification, contract negotiation, factory acceptance testing, and on-time delivery. Negotiate agreements with suppliers to achieve the strongest pricing, lead times, payment terms, risk allocation, and downside protection.
Build long-term partnerships with suppliers to support Remora’s rapid growth. Build a strategy to scale supply chain and manufacturing to meet Remora’s ambitious deployment schedule, including make vs. buy, dual sourcing, etc. Develop and implement scalable processes for shipping and receiving, inventory tracking, and quality manag
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