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48 Logistics and Supply Chain Managers Jobs in Switzerland
Coordinating shipments, tracking inventory, and solving supply disruptions across multiple locations demands constant attention and rapid problem-solving.
Average salary: CHF 105,210
Average salary
CHF 105,210
across 45 jobs
- Produktionsplaner mit Teamverantwortung
- HUBER+SUHNER
- Pfäffikon, Switzerland
- CHF 110,000 – CHF 130,000
- Produktionsplaner AVOR / PPS (m/w/d)
- Bruker
- Zürich, Switzerland
- CHF 85,000 – CHF 105,000
- Demand and Supply Manager
- Thermo Fisher Scientific
- Allschwil, Switzerland
- CHF 120,000 – CHF 150,000
- MAIT Task Manager / Fertigungskoordinator mit SAP-Kompetenz
- Beyond Gravity
- Emmen, Switzerland
- CHF 90,000 – CHF 110,000
- Ausbildung 2027 - Kaufleute für Spedition und Logistikdienstleistung (m/w/d)
- Nagel-Group
- Nidwalden, Switzerland
- €12,840 – €15,240
- Duales Studium 2027 - Betriebswirtschaftslehre - Schwerpunkt Logistik
- Nagel-Group
- Nidwalden, Switzerland
- €14,400 – €19,200
- Production Planner
- Beyond Gravity
- Zürich, Switzerland
- CHF 90,000 – CHF 110,000
- Apprenti(e) logisticien(ne)
- Merck Group
- Sur, Vevey
- CHF 42,000 – CHF 52,000
- Manager External Supply QA
- Bachem
- Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland
- CHF 110,000 – CHF 140,000
- Praktikum: Optimierung des Ersatzteilmanagements (6 Monate)
- Roche
- Basel, Switzerland
- CHF 36,000 – CHF 42,000
- Senior Warehouse System Manager
- Accelleron
- Baden, Switzerland
- CHF 120,000 – CHF 150,000
- Director Order to Invoice Europe
- BeiGene
- Basel, Switzerland
- CHF 186,600 – CHF 233,300
- Stagiaire en optimisation des flux de fin de vie des articles
- ROLEX
- Genève, Switzerland
- CHF 45,000 – CHF 55,000
- Senior Manager Global Trade
- RTX
- Luzern, Switzerland
- CHF 140,000 – CHF 180,000
- MSMS EP/NV Supply Chain Leader
- Johnson & Johnson
- Zug, Switzerland
- CHF 150,000 – CHF 190,000
- Production Scheduler
- ABB
- Ticino, Switzerland
- CHF 75,000 – CHF 95,000
- Master Planner
- Jabil
- Solothurn, Switzerland
- CHF 90,000 – CHF 110,000
- Stv. Leiterin / Stv. Leiter Versorgungslogistik
- Psychiatrische Universitätsklinik Zürich
- Zürich, Switzerland
- CHF 75,000 – CHF 90,000
- Assistant Supply Chain
- Richemont
- Jura, Switzerland
- CHF 70,000 – CHF 85,000
- Supply Chain Expert
- CSL
- Bern, Switzerland
- CHF 100,000 – CHF 130,000
- Logistiker:in – Produktionsversorgung
- CSL
- Bern, Switzerland
- CHF 60,000 – CHF 75,000
- Global Inventory and Supply Coordinator
- CSL
- Bern, Switzerland
- CHF 90,000 – CHF 120,000
- Planning Coordinator Car Assembly
- Audi Revolut F1 Team
- Hinwil, Switzerland
- CHF 85,000 – CHF 110,000
- Supply Chain Graduate
- Red Bull
- Baar, Switzerland
- CHF 70,000 – CHF 85,000
- CH, AT & Nordics EP/NV Supply Chain Lead
- Johnson & Johnson
- Zug, Switzerland
- CHF 120,000 – CHF 150,000
- Senior Manager Regional Transportation
- Johnson & Johnson
- Zug, Switzerland
- CHF 130,000 – CHF 170,000
- Teamleiter Lager & Logistik
- Rittmeyer Group
- Baar, Switzerland
- CHF 75,000 – CHF 90,000
- Logistiker (m/w/d) 100%
- BRITA
- Basel, Switzerland
- CHF 45,000 – CHF 52,000
- Fachführung Ressourcenplaner:in
- SBB CFF FFS
- Solothurn, Switzerland
- CHF 80,000 – CHF 95,000
- Global Inventory and Supply Coordinator
- CSL
- Bern, Switzerland
- CHF 100,000 – CHF 130,000
- Operations Supply Planner
- ABB
- Untersiggenthal, Switzerland
- CHF 95,000 – CHF 120,000
- Produktionsplaner
- Sika AG
- Sarnen, Switzerland
- CHF 85,000 – CHF 105,000
- Teamleiter Logistik / Kleinteillager
- SERTO Group
- Frauenfeld, Switzerland
- CHF 90,000 – CHF 110,000
- Material Project Lead (MPL)
- Lonza
- Visp, Switzerland
- CHF 95,000 – CHF 120,000
- Senior Manager, 3PL Standards & Engagement
- Johnson & Johnson
- Zug, Switzerland
- CHF 130,000 – CHF 160,000
- Manager, 3PL Process Improvement and Hypercare
- Johnson & Johnson
- Zug, Switzerland
- CHF 95,000 – CHF 130,000
- Global Supply Chain Process Architect – Planning & Regulatory Compliance
- Roche
- Rotkreuz, Switzerland
- CHF 140,000 – CHF 180,000
- Opérateur·trice logistique en horaires 4*8
- Nestlé
- Romont, Switzerland
- CHF 55,000 – CHF 65,000
- Mitarbeiter:in Versandabwicklung
- CH Media
- Derendingen, Switzerland
- CHF 65,000 – CHF 75,000
- Supply Planning Intern
- Johnson & Johnson
- Zuchwil, Switzerland
- CHF 50,000 – CHF 60,000
- Head of Network Configuration - Diagnostics Supply Chain
- Roche
- Rotkreuz, Switzerland
- CHF 150,000 – CHF 200,000
- Global Sourcing Manager Transport
- AB InBev
- Rotkreuz, Switzerland
- CHF 100,000 – CHF 130,000
- Associate, Inventory Planner
- Vans
- Ticino, Switzerland
- CHF 70,000 – CHF 90,000
- Merchandiser, Specialty Accounts
- Vans
- Ticino, Switzerland
- CHF 90,000 – CHF 120,000
- Head of International Order Management - DIA Supply Chain
- Roche
- Switzerland
- CHF 180,000 – CHF 230,000
- Logistiker Energiebranche
- persona service GmbH
- Basel, Switzerland
- CHF 65,000 – CHF 75,000
- Logistiker EFZ
- Scandinavian Health Limited
- Zug, Switzerland
- CHF 55,000 – CHF 65,000
- Warehouse Worker
- DACHSER
- Stans, Switzerland
- €30,096
Supply chain and logistics managers oversee the movement of goods from suppliers to customers, coordinating transportation, warehousing, and inventory systems. They analyze data, negotiate with vendors, optimize routes, and manage budgets while responding to disruptions. Employers typically require a bachelor's degree in logistics, supply chain management, or business, along with several years of operational experience. These roles sit at the supervisory to middle-management level across manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and e-commerce companies, as well as third-party logistics providers.
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Questions
What qualifications do employers typically require for logistics and supply chain manager positions?
Most employers require a bachelor's degree in logistics, supply chain management, or business, along with 3–5 years of operational or supervisory experience. Some roles accept relevant certifications like APICS CSCP or ASCM credentials in place of a degree, particularly for internal promotions.
What does a typical day involve in these roles?
Days involve monitoring shipment statuses, responding to delays or inventory issues, conducting supplier meetings, analyzing cost data, and coordinating with warehouse and transportation teams. Problem-solving and communication dominate the schedule, with time spent both at desks reviewing reports and on the floor troubleshooting operations.
What technical skills are essential for logistics and supply chain managers?
Proficiency with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, data analysis tools, and supply chain management software is standard. Many roles require experience with forecasting, inventory management systems, and basic proficiency in Excel or similar platforms for reporting and optimization.
How do logistics and supply chain managers progress in their careers?
Advancement typically moves toward senior management, director, or VP-level positions overseeing larger geographic regions or more complex operations. Some move into specialized areas like procurement, demand planning, or global supply chain strategy, while others transition to consulting.
Are these positions generally office-based or do they involve fieldwork?
Roles balance office and operational floor time. Managers spend significant hours at desks managing data and meetings, but also visit warehouses, distribution centers, and work with frontline staff to understand operations and solve problems directly.
What is the difference between logistics managers and supply chain managers?
Logistics managers focus narrowly on transportation, warehousing, and distribution of goods, while supply chain managers take a broader view encompassing procurement, production planning, and vendor relationships alongside logistics. Supply chain roles typically have wider organizational scope and responsibility.
How much travel is typical in logistics and supply chain management roles?
Travel frequency varies widely depending on employer size and structure. Regional managers may travel weekly to multiple facilities, while those managing centralized operations may travel monthly or quarterly for audits and meetings.
What separates this work from operations management or production management?
Operations managers oversee manufacturing or service delivery processes, while logistics and supply chain managers focus specifically on moving goods and coordinating external vendor networks. The work is more transactional and externally focused, dealing with suppliers, carriers, and distribution channels.
Do logistics and supply chain managers work in shift patterns or standard hours?
Most positions follow standard business hours, though some facilities operate 24/7 and require managers on rotating shifts or on-call schedules. During peak seasons or disruptions, extended hours and weekend work become common.
What problem-solving challenges are most common in these roles?
Managers regularly handle urgent delivery delays, sudden demand spikes, supplier failures, cost overruns, and inventory discrepancies. These demands require rapid decision-making under pressure with incomplete information, balancing service levels against operational costs.