Graduate Operations Manager

Company: We’ve partnered with a start-up that’s redefining how sustainable metals are procured for some of the world’s most elite and respected brands. Their work spans complex global supply chains, high-stakes projects, and partnerships with vendors and customers at the very top of their industries. Due to continued growth, they’re looking for the sharp graduate other companies overlook - the one passed over because you “lack experience. ” They’d rather invest in your talent, intelligence, and ambition than spend years unpicking someone else’s bad habits.

They’ll teach you their way - the right way - from day one. What You’ll Do: Source materials and manage RFQs from US and global suppliers and customersNegotiate with vendors and build strong, lasting relationshipsCoordinate shipping and optimise logistics across multiple projectsOversee cross-functional project management with tight deadlinesAnalyse markets and develop smart procurement strategiesWhat You’ll Bring:

Independent thinking and problem-solving skills - you don’t wait to be told what to doResilience to thrive in a fast-moving, high-pressure environmentAbility to quickly master complex supply chains and operationsConfidence when speaking with world-class brands and high-level stakeholdersIf you’re looking for a corporate training program, a slow on-ramp into responsibility, or a predictable 9–5, this isn’t for you. They will hand you real responsibility from day one, support you while you grow, and give you a career foundation most graduates can only dream of. Location:

Based in Austria, remote work with direct collaboration with their California leadership team. DISCLAIMER: Must be a recent graduate (0–1 year out of school/university) - no prior full-time operations experience required or desired. The details provided here do not cover all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required for this role. The qualifications described in this job description are not considered the minimum requirements for the job but are provided as general guidelines.