Top Supply Chain Analyst Jobs

Design, build, and maintain transportation analytics, BI products, and dashboards. Analyze large structured and unstructured datasets, ensure data integrity, measure outcomes, automate processes, and communicate insights to cross-functional stakeholders to improve cost and service.

Lead a small analytics team at the Las Vegas distribution center to improve inventory accuracy, labor utilization, throughput, and profiling performance. Use SQL, Excel, and SAP EWM to build dashboards, reports, and ad hoc analyses, support SKU rationalization, maintain labor and slotting tools, collaborate cross-functionally, and drive continuous improvement and change management to optimize warehouse operations.

Analyze complex material requirements, verify bills of material and schedules, plan and release orders, control and optimize inventory, resolve delinquencies, report schedule adherence, develop product/service schedules and estimates, and implement materials management process improvements to ensure on-time delivery.

Manage and optimize supply chain and materials planning for aerospace composites. Analyze material requirements and BOMs, schedule production, control inventory levels, resolve delinquencies, report schedule adherence, support estimates and process improvements, and ensure on-time delivery under general direction.

Support fasteners procurement across airplane programs by analyzing material requirements, verifying BOMs, releasing orders, ensuring on-time delivery, optimizing inventory, resolving delinquencies, creating schedules, and implementing process improvements to improve supply chain performance.

Manage supply‑chain compliance for Spirit Defense: interpret and implement FAR/DFARS and customer flow‑downs, support government/internal audits, assess supplier documentation, drive corrective actions, maintain SCM processes and reporting, deliver training, and minimize procurement risk while ensuring export control and security compliance.

Manage and lead supply chain projects for the 787 program: coordinate cross-functional teams and suppliers, integrate BOMs into production plans, resolve order delinquencies, optimize inventory levels, ensure on-time delivery, and implement process improvements.

Manage supply chain and materials for Boeing fasteners across airplane programs: analyze requirements, incorporate BOMs into production plans, release and track orders, optimize inventories, resolve delinquencies, report schedule adherence, support forecasting and process improvements, and develop schedules and estimates under general direction.

Support 787 program operations by integrating BOMs and schedules into production planning, verifying BOM implementation, releasing and maintaining orders, resolving delinquencies, optimizing inventory, analyzing excess/obsolete stock, coordinating process improvements, and ensuring compliance with inventory, contractual, and regulatory requirements.

The Supply Chain Management Analyst coordinates supply chain activities, verifies engineering BOM, resolves order issues, analyzes inventory, ensures compliance, and implements process improvements, requiring effective problem-solving skills.

The Supply Chain Management Analyst at Boeing will manage emergent part demand requests, improve processes with analytics, and resolve supply chain issues while collaborating with stakeholders.

The role involves delivering supply chain solutions, managing customer relationships, implementing performance metrics, and coordinating promotional events to enhance customer experience.

Manage key fulfillment metrics, analyze inventory trends, and provide business insights through data analysis and reporting. Collaborate on inventory optimization and reserve analytics with cross-functional teams.

The Supply Chain Analyst coordinates department processes, analyzes inventory, manages customer relations, and implements process improvements while supporting supply chain operations and logistics.

As a Supply Chain Analyst, you'll analyze production metrics, enhance supply chain processes, manage data reporting, and support logistics operations to improve efficiency and customer experience.

Manage inventory planning and material availability to keep assembly builds on schedule. Develop safety stock, reorder point and lot-size models, coordinate with Sales, Purchasing, and Engineering, process ECNs, drive mitigations for shortages, and identify process improvements and automation opportunities to optimize inventory and production.

Analyze supply chain data to develop statistical demand forecasts, support S&OP, and improve inventory availability. Build reports and dashboards, perform root-cause analysis of disruptions, collaborate with sales, operations, IT, and suppliers, and recommend data-driven improvements to supplier performance, cost management, and product availability.

The Supply Chain Analyst will develop supply chain strategies, manage inventory accuracy, track supplier performance, and analyze data to improve operations.

Analyze sales and inventory data to support cross channel sales growth. Prepare inventory forecasts and reports while maintaining data accuracy in ERP systems. Assist in driving automation between sales and ERP systems.

The Senior Supply Chain Analyst creates reports, analyzes data, and resolves data issues while collaborating across multiple departments to support analytics needs.

The Supply Chain Analyst IV role involves implementing financial and supply chain solutions, optimizing systems, mentoring junior analysts, and conducting business process analysis.

As a Supply Chain Analyst I, you will analyze and document business processes, assist with system configurations and testing, and support stakeholders in implementing financial and supply chain solutions.

The Supply Chain Analyst V role involves leading business process analysis, configuring ERP systems, analyzing and optimizing system configurations, and mentoring junior analysts.

The Supply Chain Analyst III will implement financial and supply chain solutions, optimize business processes, and mentor junior analysts while collaborating with stakeholders and development teams.

The Supply Chain Analyst II role involves implementing financial and supply chain solutions, optimizing business processes, and providing technical guidance, with opportunities for mentorship and career growth.