Supply Chain Analyst
clark davis associatesBridgewater (NJ)
About the role
Company Description:
FORTUNE 500 CONSUMER PRODUCT COMPANYJob DescriptionJOB DESCRIPTION/POSITION SUMMARY: Provides supply chain and sales support to the operations and sales teams. Responsible for day-to-day operations data management, coordinates special projects and assists with inventory/production data analysis. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITY AREAS:* Monitor product inventory levels daily, identify potential issues and recommend appropriate actions, as necessary.* Review OHL inventory data weekly. Assist in preparing purchase orders.* Provide oversight to third party logistics activities.* Log inventory receipts daily and compare to purchase order quantities.* Assist in analyzing the weekly sales report impact on inventory and supply plan.* Transfer product as necessary (trade shows, display fill, blogger fulfillment, etc.) and ensure accuracy.* Assist with review of product returns and disposition, as required.* Troubleshoot inventory data. * Coordinate disposition of slow moving and obsolete inventory.* Responsible for the numbering of new products, new packaging and bar coding.* Coordinate the display build process with sales, marketing and the co-packer.* Manage packaging coordination across contract manufacturers to evaluate economic order quantities, inventory status, etc.* Assist with special projects (e.g. barter transactions, WERCS, Vendor Sync, inventory research).* Assist in data preparation for the monthly SOIP process.
Qualifications:
* Professional, ethical personal conduct and demeanor.* Self-directed, able to manage day-to-day issues with minimum oversight.* Strong analytical skills.* Effective interpersonal and communication skills.* Demonstrated ability to function well in a team environment across functional groups*
Strong Excel SkillsREQUIRED EDUCATION:
* BS or BA degree Additional Information$65K to $75KEmail Resume to: kzalfino@clarkdavis.com
Summary
Type: Full-time
Function: Finance
Experience level: Mid-Senior Level
Industry: Consumer Goods
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