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The Supply Chain Analyst facilitates material flow, develops tools and processes, analyzes data, and collaborates with suppliers to improve supply chain performance.

Provide administrative and operational support for a distribution center: track time-off, run reports, manage new-hire paperwork and onboarding, schedule meetings and trainings, answer phone calls/emails about orders, ensure badging and facility flow, and perform general warehouse support under general supervision.

Provide HR support across staffing, compensation, benefits, learning, employee relations, performance management, and investigations. Consult with managers, ensure consistent HR policy application, source and interview candidates, resolve associate relations issues, and analyze HR data to recommend solutions.

Handle inbound customer calls and inquiries about accounts, enter and track orders, document notes in business systems, follow up to resolve issues, process adjustments per guidelines, and meet department audit standards.

Lead strategy and execution for supply chain and channel management. Partner with transportation/logistics, evaluate vendors, drive cost-modeling and commodity strategies, translate Llamasoft/Tableau models into executive recommendations, ensure contract compliance, and manage supply chain projects and team members.

Provide application support and maintenance for EWM, design and document technical specifications, build enhancements via configuration/development, perform unit and acceptance testing, troubleshoot incidents, analyze security compliance, and contribute to peer reviews and knowledge sharing.

Lead design and execution of advanced personalization and experimentation programs to drive engagement and conversions. Own end-to-end Optimizely initiatives, design A/B and multivariate tests, perform cohort and incremental lift analysis, influence cross-functional teams, and mentor junior analysts.

Design and develop effective learning resources. Collaborate with the Learning and Development team to create training programs applying adult learning principles and instructional design processes.

The Senior Network Engineer provides technical support for infrastructure, manages incident resolution, and trains junior engineers while ensuring service reliability and compliance with security protocols.

Coordinate daily production and installation schedules with installers, vendors, and customers; communicate status and technical issues; maintain records and use computerized tracking systems to ensure on-time deliveries and installations.