Full-Time
Associate – Supply Chain Engineering
Hut 8
11-50 employees
Public company operating Bitcoin mining centers
No salary listed
Miami, FL, USA
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- Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Engineering, or related field preferred (equivalent experience considered)
- 2-3 years of experience in supply chain operations, procure-to-pay, logistics coordination, or project-based supply chain environments
- Demonstrated experience managing purchase orders, expediting suppliers, and coordinating deliveries
- Strong organizational skills and high attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple high-value orders simultaneously
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving infrastructure or industrial environment
- Own and support the full procure-to-pay lifecycle from purchase request intake through invoice reconciliation and closeout
- Serve as a central coordination point between Engineering, Construction, suppliers, Finance/AP, and Legal
- Validate scope, pricing, specifications, delivery terms, tax treatment, and approvals prior to purchase order issuance
- Issue and track purchase orders in ERP systems in alignment with internal controls and approval workflows
- Monitor payment milestones and ensure alignment between purchase order terms, delivery status, and invoice submissions
- Maintain clean and auditable purchasing records
- Proactively expedite suppliers to confirm production schedules, manufacturing progress, and committed ship dates
- Track long-lead and critical-path equipment to ensure alignment with project schedules
- Identify early risk indicators including capacity constraints, sub-supplier delays, inspection issues, or logistics bottlenecks
- Escalate schedule deviations and coordinate corrective actions
- Maintain detailed delivery trackers with real-time visibility into production, shipment, and site receipt status
- Develop and maintain standardized P2P workflows and expediting procedures
- Create and improve templates, trackers, dashboards, and logistics reporting tools
- Identify process bottlenecks in purchasing, delivery, or payment flow
- Recommend improvements to reduce risk, increase visibility, and improve cash flow timing
- Experience with ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Coupa, Odoo)
Hut 8 is a large digital asset mining and data center operator in North America. It runs facilities that house Bitcoin mining hardware and other high-performance computing workloads, including services that self-mine, host third-party mining rigs, and manage infrastructure for clients using its own software. The company’s campuses are in New York, Nebraska, and Texas, and after merging with USBTC it became a publicly traded entity (HUT) on Nasdaq and the Toronto Stock Exchange, with a broader mix of revenue from economical mining, computing workloads, and hosted/managed services. What sets Hut 8 apart is its scale as a publicly listed miner, its diversified business model across self-mining, hosting, and managed infrastructure, and its partnerships with other big players (e.g., Celsius Network, Marathon Digital, Foundry USA). Its goal is to be a leading operator in the digital asset space by focusing on efficient, reliable mining operations and strong ESG practices.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2020
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q1 2026 revenue tripled to $71M; $16.8B contracted AI lease revenue de-risks Bitcoin volatility.
- Investment-grade $3.25B bond offering at 7% debt cost signals institutional confidence in AI infrastructure.
- American Bitcoin subsidiary accumulates BTC reserves; 9,255 BTC holdings provide strategic optionality.
What critics are saying
- Bitcoin price below $50K eliminates 40% of mining revenue; $3.25B debt service becomes unsustainable.
- NVIDIA Rubin GPUs in 2027 obsolete Beacon Point DSX architecture; $2B+ retrofit required.
- ERCOT grid curtailments halt 352 MW operations; breach of $9.8B lease SLAs triggers tenant termination.
What makes Hut 8 unique
- Vertiv OneCore partnership reduces AI data center deployment time by 50% versus industry standard.
- Beacon Point's 352 MW NVIDIA DSX-designed facility delivers $9.8B contracted revenue over 15 years.
- Vertically integrated power, infrastructure, and compute assets enable 8,375 MW development pipeline execution.
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↓ -14%Vertiv has launched OneCore, a factory-integrated digital infrastructure platform that reduces AI data centre deployment time by up to 50% compared to traditional construction methods. The solution uses digital twin technology and Universal Scene Description to streamline deployment. The system delivers up to 30% space savings, 25% total cost of ownership reduction, and supports rack densities up to 600 kW. By shifting construction off-site and integrating power, cooling and IT infrastructure into repeatable modules, OneCore addresses industry constraints around skilled labour and accelerating AI capacity demands. Vertiv is collaborating with Hut 8, an energy infrastructure platform, to deploy OneCore across select data centre projects. The partnership combines Hut 8's power-focused approach with Vertiv's converged systems to create standardised, scalable AI infrastructure.
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