Operations Analyst
robert halfNew Brunswick (NJ)
About the role
Benefits:
full medical coverage and retirement savings plan Fast-paced, supply chain logistics company requires a Senior-Level Operations Analyst with data modeling and analysis experience, general finance and accounting knowledge, and strong business partnering skills. The Operations Analyst will interact directly with Finance Leadership to recommend, develop, and implement process and resource efficiencies that drive improving all aspects of Company profitability. This includes data collection, analysis, and modelling operational, labor, and financial data to identify trends, risks, and actionable improvement opportunities. Develop KPI reporting, dashboards, spending analysis, and operational performance tools that improve visibility and decision-making cadence. Analyze labor costs by functional area; perform cost rationalization across all areas of operational expenditures. Coordinate with internal teams and external partners to support product selection, supplier qualification, and competitive purchasing decisions. Locate key suppliers, negotiate pricing, contracts, payment terms, and service levels, and ensure materials, products, and services meet required specifications. Conduct market analysis and monitor pricing trends to identify cost-saving opportunities and supply chain risks. The Operations Analyst should have prior 3PL, Distributions, Logistics or Supply Chain experience, advanced excel, power bi+++, Bachelor's Degree in Finance or Accounting, Business Management, Supply Chain Management or a related field of study. Salary in the 120-130K range plus bonus and full medical coverage and retirement savings plan. For immediate consideration please email resume to Joseph Imbesi
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