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Materials Production Manager, Linen

Quince
Location
Shanghai, Shanghai, China; Shenzhen Shi, Guangdong, China
Posted
16 days ago
Department
Procurement
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Degree in Textile Engineering, Material Science, Supply Chain, or a related field
  • Proven experience managing raw materials in a textile or apparel production environment, preferably with linen or other luxury fibers
  • Strong ability to assess fiber quality and enforce standards before spinning
  • Demonstrated skill in tracking inventory levels and driving on-time delivery performance
  • Ability to use data to monitor fiber usage, identify yield issues, and improve production flow
  • Experience working with spinning mills, suppliers, planners, and internal production teams to resolve issues quickly
Nice to have
  • Experience with linen fiber grading, testing, or lot management
  • Knowledge of spinning mill operations and fiber-to-yarn conversion
  • Familiarity with inventory management systems or ERP tools
  • Understanding of sustainable fiber sourcing and production practices
What the job really is

The Materials Production Manager for Linen at Quince is responsible for overseeing fiber inventory and quality control, ensuring that only high-quality fiber is used in production. This role involves managing on-time delivery performance, collaborating with spinning mills, and coordinating with various teams to align fiber availability with production demands. The manager will also monitor production processes and resolve supply interruptions to maintain efficiency and quality standards.

Things to weigh
  • No specific salary range provided, only a broad pay range of $1 - $2 USD
  • Role involves significant collaboration across multiple teams, which may require strong interpersonal skills
  • Fast-paced environment with high expectations may not suit everyone
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