Supply Chain Analyst
global channel managementPort Washington (NY)
About the role
Temp Inventory Supply Chain Analyst Port Washington, New York, United States$ 38.00 - 39.00 (US Dollar)
About the job:
Temp Inventory Supply Chain Analyst needs 2+ years experience Inventory Supply Chain Analyst requires: Hybrid Experience with fashion sales cycles and department store buying practices General understanding of the fashion and accessories industry SAP AFS1 experience Business Intelligence ability to create and update reports intelligence reports (Business Objects) Degree in Business Administration or in Finance, Mathematics, Economics, Supply Chain Robust quantitative approach to discussions Strong analytical and mathematical skills to provide statistics and metrics Ability to turn data into useful insights Excellent PC skills including MS Office and SAP Excel ability/aptitude to learn/create spreadsheets using advanced formulas (V-lookups, IF statements, pivot tables, macros) Experience working on a legacy/enterprise database system and input and retrieve data Database ability/aptitude to access reports, build and manipulate queries Inventory Supply Chain Analyst duties: Projects inventory based on forecasted sales, planned purchases and other adjustments to provide Sales and Finance with data for capital analysis and budgeting. Allocates inventory based upon the most urgent demand source Prepares daily, weekly, and monthly analysis and reports as required. Conducts and provides analysis of key performance indicators (KPIs) among level of stock and in transit quantities. Monitors product flows from sources and provides visibility of future product availability.
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