Supply Chain Analyst
$56,500 - $73,400 Annual
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$56,500 - $73,400 Annual
About the role
- Planning production orders based on customer demand and target days on hand (inventory model)
- Create production orders across multiple systems (Oracle and BUSS/CDB)
- Ensure 3PL has physically received inbound orders accurately and coordinate cross functionally with 3PL on any order issues (expiration dates, shortages/overages, and damages)
- Receive inbound POs timely in Oracle, ensuring accuracy and appropriate supporting documentation is provided while reconciling any variance between PO and receipt
- Order packaging materials and develop replenishment process with Supply Chain manager – Breadbox and Procurement
- Customer Order Management:
- Receive customer orders and enter orders into OracleReview customer orders to ensure order compliance (lead times, order min/max)
- Update customer orders as necessary (Order date and quantity changes), work cross functionally with sales as needed and communicate order discrepancies and changes
- Validate orders are accurately recorded and planned for in 3PL (WMS), OTM and tendered for delivery
- Review inventory availability and adjust customer orders accordingly for fulfillment (allocating cuts to customer orders). Communicate to Sales, Supply Chain, and customer
- Ensure orders are physically shipped timely and transacted in the systems to accurately reflect shipments (ship confirmation and follow-through with customer invoicing)
- Manage and process customer order OS&D process (overages/shortages and deductions)
- Inventory Management:
- Manage inventory in eaches and cases
- Reconcile invoices from vendors (bakery and packaging)
- Liaison with 3PLs to ensure compliance with requirements (inventory conversions, FEFO, QFS, Tracking, Packaging)
- Education and Work History:
- Bachelor's Degree required in supply chain or business-related field 2-5 years working experience preferrable
- Demonstrated analytical skillsStrong communication - written and verbal skillsStrong organizational and multitasking skills
- Working knowledge of consumer, food manufacturing and supply chain
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