Supply Chain Analyst

Posted 2 days ago

banner houseHigh Point (NC)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Banner House,  Built on the foundation of Magnussen Home — one of the furniture industry’s most trusted names since 1931 — Banner House exists to give retailers a complete, non-overlapping portfolio of furniture brands across good, better, and premium price points. Each brand has its own design philosophy, customer, retail role, and product DNA. A retailer can grow with one strategic partner instead of managing several vendors Supply Chain Analyst As a key member of the Supply Chain team, your main goal is to ensure the products are available at the right place at the right time enabling product sales across the globe. This role includes the following responsibilities; Collaborates with Demand, Sales and Product Development to position inventory to support forecasted orders and inventory for new product launches. Proactively reviews Factory Capacity and provide options/plans to mitigate risk and overcapacity. Review New Product launches and confirm vendor capacity plan to support. Collaborate extensively with overseas Supply team to ensure inventory levels are met and maintained through on time supply. Proficiency in process improvement highly desired.5 years experience in similar role. Ability to manage multiple expectations while collaborating with cross functional teams. Proven experience in MRP functionality including forecasting, planning, purchasing. Strong analytical skills. Strong verbal and written communication, exceptional service attitude. Strong computer skills especially in Excel.

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