Top Supply Chain Analyst Jobs

Manage SKU replenishment and inventory for BevMo/Gopuff departments. Analyze sales, inventory, turns, vendor fill rates, and exceptions to create weekly item plans. Partner with merchandising, planning, logistics, operations, and vendors to resolve discrepancies, support purchasing decisions, and optimize inventory turns and profitability.

Lead cross-functional alignment for New Product Introduction (NPI) supply chain, manage phase-gate readiness, reporting on capacity, risk, cost and inventory, drive supply capacity and risk mitigation, standardize processes and data across product lines, and use SAP, Agile, CLM, Tableau and Smartsheets to enable timely product launches and scalability.

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

Provide operational support to vendors, merchants, and distribution centers to ensure efficient merchandise flow. Track exceptions, resolve bottlenecks, manage DC value-add services and cost recovery, enforce vendor compliance, identify risks, drive process improvements, and coordinate returns/disposals with merchant and vendor approval.

Support supply chain planning by analyzing supplier performance, maintaining open order and shipment reports, triaging supplier issues, supporting NPI sourcing, managing P2P for assigned suppliers, and implementing tools to improve visibility and efficiency.

Coordinate departmental supply chain activities by tracking parts, managing inventory flow, analyzing production schedules, and resolving operational issues. Produce customer analytics, support continuous improvement and cost-savings projects, communicate with customers, suppliers and carriers to resolve shortages or shipment issues, and assist with process and transportation design implementations. Use inventory and transportation management systems and advanced Excel to analyze large datasets and present findings.

Support Supply Chain Value Management by developing data systems and Power BI reports, cleaning datasets, identifying automation and process improvements, leading stakeholder workshops, and participating in supply chain cost improvement projects across sourcing, quality, and operations.

The Supply Chain Metrics Analyst will oversee aircraft supply chain effectiveness, develop supply chain strategies, and manage performance metrics for the F-35 Joint Program Office, ensuring efficient support for military operations.

The Senior Supply Chain Analyst monitors inventory, manages procurement and distribution processes, and improves supply chain efficiency. They analyze data, manage reports, and collaborate with internal teams and suppliers, acting as a resource for less experienced employees.

The Supply Chain Analyst II monitors inventory transactions, supports materials planning, and drives process improvements for operational performance. Responsibilities include analysis of data, maintaining SOPs, and leading continuous improvement initiatives.

The Supply Chain Analyst III role involves data-driven execution, continuous improvement in planning, sourcing, inventory management, and cross-functional collaboration to enhance operational performance.

The Supply Chain Analyst I supports inventory accuracy, material availability, and process documentation, leveraging data analysis and ERP systems to drive improvements in supply chain operations.

Lead development and optimization of supply chain analytics, reporting, and planning tools (Lyric). Own strategic network model, build Power BI dashboards and SQL queries, partner with data teams, and apply predictive techniques to improve planning and decision-making.

The Senior Supply Chain Compliance Analyst will manage SOX and internal control activities, ensuring compliance and audit readiness in supply chain processes.

Responsible for data management and analysis to support supply chain initiatives, including inventory analytics, performance metrics, and reporting systems.

Analyze and clean large datasets, build and maintain Power BI and Excel dashboards, support category management and TCO analysis, produce regular working capital and supplier performance reports, collaborate cross-functionally, and identify automation opportunities to improve supply chain processes.

Lead analysis and modeling to optimize supply chain performance, identify cost and service improvements, develop forecasting and inventory strategies, collaborate with stakeholders, and track KPIs to drive operational efficiency.

Develop and maintain supply chain reports, standardize reporting across planning, control, and procurement, analyze forecasts and capacity, manage inventory processes, and assess supplier/subcontractor performance to support planning and operations.

Manage transportation operations and freight spend, analyze logistics costs, coordinate suppliers and plants to resolve disruptions, handle freight claims and cargo insurance, and maintain carrier/3PL relationships while supporting carrier selection and contract management.

Support hardware supply chain by analyzing performance metrics, maintaining ERP data, monitoring inventory and inbound shipments, coordinating procurement and vendor communications, managing escalations and international documentation, and generating regular inventory and KPI reports to improve lead times and vendor performance.

Analyze supply chain data, prepare reports, and recommend solutions to improve logistics operations for the organization.

The Supply Chain Analyst will optimize logistics and inventory processes by analyzing performance data, identifying efficiency opportunities, and preparing operational reports.

The Oracle Supply Chain Analyst will analyze supply chain data, track KPIs, support cost-saving initiatives, and collaborate across departments.

As a Supply Chain Analyst, you will optimize supply chain and logistics efficiency through data analysis, reporting, and performance improvement initiatives.

Manage strategic materials sourcing, pricing, and cost strategies for assigned accounts. Interface with customers and suppliers on new projects, drive supplier preference, implement supply assurance and cost-reduction plans, track materials financial performance, and expand VMI and electronic data integration.