Supply Chain Planning & Analytics Lead

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bull city talent groupRaritan (NJ)

Supply Chain Managers Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services

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About the role

This position is not open to 3rd Party Vendors. Our client is seeking a Supply Chain Planning & Analytics Lead. Our client is changing the main storage locations for products across its distribution network. This person will analyze what each move means for the business, including:the impact on inventory and lead timesrecommendations on where products should sitwhich planning parameters need to change to meet delivery targets. For example: "If this product moves from location A to location B and has to reach Prague in 3 days, what has to change?"

Responsibilities: Lead and support storage location change projects from analysis through recommendation. Model the impact on inventory, lead time, forecasting and demand. Calculate DRP (Distribution Requirements Planning) and recommend parameter changes. Build reports and Power BI dashboards, and present findings to stakeholders in Power Point. Understand the supply chain strategy and challenge the business when the data calls for it.

Required Qualifications: 5+ years of supply chain and planning experience. Strong analytical background, technically savvy, picks things up quickly. Power BI and data modeling. SAP S/4HANA and planning systems. Understanding of forecasting, demand, inventory and DRP.Warehouse operations knowledge, including picking and packing. Experience leading projects, with strong communication and presentation skills.

Nice to Have: MRP and OMP experience.

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