- Location
- Kuala Selangor, Selangor, MY
- Workplace
- Remote
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Operations
- Seniority
- Manager
- Experience
- 5+ years
- Source
- BetterTeam
Description
Department: Supply Chain
Employment Type: Full-time
- Own the order management and logistics lifecycle from order entry through final delivery.
- Ensure orders are processed accurately, efficiently, and within customer and business commitments.
- Maintain visibility over order status, shipment progress, logistics performance, landed costs, and operational issues.
- Establish and maintain clear SOPs, controls, and service standards.
- Monitor key measures such as order-to-ship cycle time, documentation accuracy, and perfect order fulfillment.
- Improve & Automate Order Management Processes
- Assess existing order management workflows and identify bottlenecks, duplicated work, manual touchpoints, control gaps, and opportunities for automation.
- Take ownership of improving critical parts of the order-to-delivery / order-to-cash workflow.
- Redesign processes to improve speed, accuracy, visibility, scalability, and customer service.
- Transform manual activities into automated or system-driven workflows, where practical.
- Drive improvements involving areas such as:
- Order entry and validation.
- Order acknowledgements.
- Approval workflows.
- Order status tracking.
- Exception management.
- Shipment coordination.
- Documentation.
- Customer updates.
- Freight audit.
- Reporting and KPI visibility.
- Lead or support SAP workflow improvements, EDI integration, API/system integration, and connectivity with logistics or 3PL platforms.
- Build dashboards and automated reporting to provide management with better operational visibility.
- Measure improvements through reduced processing time, fewer errors, fewer manual steps, improved service levels, and higher order accuracy.
- Manage Global Logistics & Export Execution.
- Oversee export documentation including Health Certificates, Certificates of Origin, Customs Declarations, and other market-specific requirements.
- Ensure compliance with applicable export requirements, including NZ MPI protocols and destination-country import requirements.
- Coordinate with freight forwarders, carriers, customs brokers, customers, warehouses, and internal stakeholders.
- Monitor shipment execution and resolve issues that could affect delivery or customer commitments.
- Manage carrier and freight-forwarder relationships and support freight cost and service optimization.
- Personally manage assigned export orders when required.
- Lead the Team & Cross-Functional Workflow.
- Lead and develop the Order Management & Logistics team.
- Establish clear accountabilities, operating standards, KPIs, and performance expectations.
- Work closely with Sales, Finance, Warehouse, Fulfillment, Supply Chain, customers, and logistics partners.
- Resolve cross-functional issues that affect order execution and customer service.
- Build stronger working processes between teams rather than allowing issues to be managed through repeated manual follow-ups.
- 5–7+ years of experience in Order Management, Logistics, Supply Chain, or a closely related field.
- At least 3 years of leadership or management experience.
- Strong end-to-end understanding of order management and order-to-delivery processes.
- Proven experience building, redesigning, or significantly improving critical order management workflows.
- Demonstrated experience identifying inefficient/manual processes and implementing practical improvements.
- Hands-on experience with order management automation, ERP workflow improvement, or systems integration.
- Strong SAP ERP experience, ideally involving SAP SD/MM or order-to-cash processes.
- Strong understanding of international logistics and export operations.
- Experience in FMCG or export-intensive manufacturing environments.
- Strong Excel and data-analysis skills.
- Ability to work with multiple functions, markets, and time zones.
- EDI integration.
- API/system integrations.
- SAP workflow automation.
- Automated order acknowledgements.
- Automated approval or exception workflows.
- ERP-to-3PL integration.
- Freight audit automation.
- Power BI or Tableau dashboards.
- Lean / Six Sigma process improvement.
- Global trade or customs technology.
- Workflow automation tools.
- Reducing order processing time.
- Automating previously manual order-entry activities.
- Reducing order or documentation errors.
- Improving order status visibility.
- Building an order management workflow from the ground up.
- Implementing EDI or system integrations.
- Eliminating duplicate data entry.
- Improving exception management.
- Automating customer or internal order updates.
- Improving perfect-order or on-time-delivery performance.
- Creating dashboards and operational controls.
- Standardizing previously fragmented processes across markets or teams.
- Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, International Business, Operations, or a related discipline.
- SAP, export logistics, trade compliance, Lean Six Sigma, process improvement, or related certifications are an advantage.
- Faster and more reliable order processing.
- Fewer manual touchpoints.
- Reduced order and documentation errors.
- Better order and shipment visibility.
- Stronger process controls and SOPs.
- Improved integration between teams and systems.
- Higher order fulfillment and customer service performance.
- Increased use of automation across order management.
- More scalable processes as the business grows.
- Process-minded: You naturally question why work is done manually or inefficiently.
- Technology-savvy: You understand how ERP systems, automation, integration, and data can improve operations.
- Hands-on: You can design improvements but are also willing to work directly with the process.
- Analytical: You use data to identify problems and measure results.
- Detail-oriented: You understand that small errors in orders or export documentation can create major downstream problems.
- A strong cross-functional leader: You can align Sales, Finance, Warehouse, Fulfillment, Supply Chain, and external logistics partners.
- Improvement-driven: You don't simply maintain a process because “that is how it has always been done.”