Logistics Lead

Paebbl is an industrial resilience company turning captured CO₂ into carbon-storing building materials. We accelerate the natural process of CO₂ mineralisation — in which CO₂ reacts with minerals to form stable carbonates from thousands of years — to a matter of hours, producing a carbon-negative powder that can replace conventional, heavily emitting cementitious materials. Having switched on the world’s first continuous CO₂ mineralisation demonstration plant, we are now scaling from startup execution into structured industrial operations.

It is a fast-moving environment where pragmatism, ownership, and the ability to build things that work in the real world matter.

Paebbl’s first commercial plant will depend on a logistics network that works in practice: one that moves materials reliably, protects customer service, supports a financeable investment decision and keeps life‑cycle assessment central to route and infrastructure choices. This role exists to turn Paebbl’s evolving first‑of‑a‑kind logistics work into an executable network design and a set of bankable logistics agreements.

You will own the logistics design across inbound bulk materials, port and terminal interfaces, shipping, stevedoring, transhipment, intermediate storage, silo capacity and outbound delivery to customers. You will translate supply, plant and customer scenarios into practical route and infrastructure options across sea, road, rail and inland waterways where viable, then secure the capacity, service levels and commercial terms required to deliver them.

This is both a design and delivery role. Alongside Supply Chain, Project Delivery, Finance, Legal, Engineering, Operations, Health, Safety and Environment and Commercial, you will plan current and future shipments, resolve interface issues, engage external partners and convert operational learning into better customer‑specific solutions and a scalable network. You will design for the best overall outcome without assuming that Paebbl must own or operate every logistics leg.

The person who succeeds here will be equally comfortable challenging a network model, negotiating a terminal agreement and standing at a port or customer site to make sure the shipment works in reality.

• Design the first‑of‑a‑kind logistics network from supply, plant ramp‑up and customer demand scenarios, defining shipment sizes and cadence, port and terminal requirements, transhipment points, storage and silo needs, last‑mile delivery, capacity, operating interfaces and contingency routes.

• Lead market engagement, tenders and negotiations with carriers, ports, stevedores, terminal operators, warehouse and silo providers, freight forwarders and other logistics partners.

• Convert logistics concepts into investment‑decision‑ready commitments that provide credible capacity, service and cost certainty for the project and its ramp‑up.

• Work with Supply Chain, Project Delivery, Finance and Legal to establish scope, battery limits, throughput and service levels, pricing and indexation, ramp flexibility, minimum‑volume commitments, demurrage, loss and damage, insurance, liability, claims, force majeure, termination and contingency arrangements.

• Map customs and cross‑border requirements for priority supply and customer corridors, including product classification, origin, customs procedures, valuation, duties, value‑added tax, documentation, broker support and delivery responsibilities.

• Partner with customer‑facing teams to understand demand profiles, delivery windows, receiving equipment, storage constraints and customer logistics capabilities, then plan and coordinate priority shipments.

• Establish clear handover points, responsibilities and escalation routes across Paebbl,…