Top Supply Chain Analyst Jobs

Support materials management by analyzing material requirements, incorporating Bills of Material into production plans, optimizing inventory, resolving order delinquencies, developing schedules, and implementing SCM process improvements to ensure on-time delivery.

Support supply-chain finance for Hu & Enjoy Life: planning, forecasting, month-end close, Opex consolidation (distribution/transportation/DSD), cost and inventory analysis, financial modeling, reporting to leadership, and process improvements.

Manage material requirements, inventory planning and scheduling across airplane programs. Analyze BOMs, authorize/releases orders, resolve delinquencies, optimize inventory, report schedule adherence, implement process improvements, and support production supply chain operations under general direction.

Analyze and optimize client supply chain flows and transportation; perform landed-cost and freight pricing analyses; coordinate execution across teams; generate reports; use 24TRACC platform; ensure freight variance account health; synchronize client/catalog data; build client/internal relationships.

This role involves supply chain and manufacturing analysis, design transfer activities, process validation, and international travel, with a preference for Spanish speakers.

The Senior Supply Chain Analyst drives data-based decisions through analytics, supports planning processes, and collaborates cross-functionally to enhance supply chain performance.

The Sr Supply Chain Analyst leads supply chain activities, defines plant strategy, manages optimization initiatives, and oversees compliance and employee development. They interface with internal and external stakeholders to align on requirements and improve processes.

Optimize inventory availability and service levels through data analysis, replenishment planning, purchase order management, ERP inventory controls, and cross-functional coordination with suppliers, marketing, sales, and operations. Provide regular inventory and service level reporting and manage product phase-ins/outs.

The Supply Chain Analyst role involves leading new product launches, optimizing supply planning, collaborating across teams, and driving operational excellence to enhance business performance.

The role supports ERP and WMS functions, partnering with teams to analyze processes, manage system enhancements, and assist with implementations to improve operations.

The Supply Chain Analyst is responsible for planning, analyzing, and executing supply chain activities, inventory management, and KPI tracking, using SAP for data accuracy.

Support live remote Supply Chain Analyst training by answering learner questions, facilitating breakout rooms, hosting office hours, grading assignments within seven days, creating video walkthroughs, and submitting weekly program feedback. Participate in onboarding and staff meetings, monitor Pumble channels, and assist the Lead Instructor when needed to ensure learners progress and program quality.

Support supply chain analysis and optimization by collecting, cleansing, and analyzing data, maintaining Excel dashboards, and preparing presentations. Assist with Zoho Suite tasks, document processes, and help track project timelines while collaborating with team members to produce actionable insights.

Manage supplier selection, procurement contracts, performance monitoring, CAPEX and MRP/ERP data, and compliance (PFAS/REACH/RoHS). Perform supplier site evaluations, negotiate terms, resolve quality/shipment issues, produce reports and analyses, support operations with data (scrap, cycle time, spend), lead continuous improvement projects, and mentor junior staff across multiple sites.

Support production planning and scheduling, maintain parts inventory and bills of material, coordinate engineering changes and new product launches, analyze inventory and market trends, manage suppliers and carriers, expedite orders and resolve shortages to meet customer requirements and shipment dates.

Manage sourcing and supplier performance for assigned commodities, drive cost savings and working capital improvements, coordinate cross-functional supply chain projects, implement supplier metrics, and support new product development and sustaining engineering.

Lead supply chain and sourcing activities for assigned commodities, develop and track supplier metrics, drive supplier performance improvements, manage cost savings and working capital initiatives, coordinate cross-functional supply chain projects with Quality, Engineering, and Operations, and support New Product Development and sustaining engineering efforts.

Contract Supply Chain Analyst III will own supply chain analytics, turning complex operational data into actionable insights across forecasting, inventory planning, allocation, order management, and performance metrics. Build repeatable ETL and reporting workflows, develop models to identify risks and opportunities, conduct root-cause analysis, partner cross-functionally, and occasionally support executional tasks like inventory reconciliation and 3PL invoice auditing. Three-month contract with possible extension.

Review, analyze, and negotiate contract terms and conditions for procurements; advise Legal, Buyers, and Management on risk; select templates; conduct audits of buyer adherence to procedures; collaborate with stakeholders and vendors; monitor and report contract metrics.

Support customer implementation events for Owens & Minor portfolio tools, performing pre-go-live, go-live and post-go-live activities including inventory scans, training, process evaluation, and escalation. Collaborate with project managers and cross-functional teams, present product functionality, monitor customer satisfaction, and travel to customer sites (up to 65%).

Support supply chain operations including forecasting, procurement, supplier coordination, production order management, inventory optimization, and schedule adherence. Analyze data, resolve supply/demand issues, perform supplier validations, manage risks and process improvements, and communicate status to program, engineering, and contracting stakeholders.

As a Supply Chain Management Analyst, you will analyze data to improve efficiency, troubleshoot issues, and enhance supply chain operations while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The role involves developing budgets, forecasting financials, analyzing spending and variances, and providing reporting for the Sourcing organization within a manufacturing context.

The Supply Chain Analyst Intern will assist with data analysis, reporting, procurement support, and logistics coordination, providing hands-on experience in supply chain operations.

Support and improve plant-level supply chain systems and processes. Provide application and process support, perform data analysis and testing, maintain databases and documentation, lead implementations, and make recommendations to improve supply chain performance.