Supply Chain Allocation Analyst

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millenniumsoftFranklin Lakes (NJ)

Logistics Analysts Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services

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Mid

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$20.00 - $25.00 per hour

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Supply Chain Allocation Analyst Medical Devices Company

Job Title: Supply Chain Allocation Analyst

Location: Franklin Lakes, NJpay rate: $20-25/hrDuration – 7+ Months Contract

Total Hours/week - 40.00On-site - Mon/Tues/Thurs, Remote - Wed/FriRoles & Responsibilities

Summary: This position is responsible for the data analytics to support the global allocation process for key product lines and to support backorder reporting. They collaborate with the Global Supply Planners on the future supply outlook and facilitate interactions with regional supply chain counterparts to successfully execute the product allocation process. Responsibilities included, but are not limited to: Responsible for execution and tracking of the daily allocation process. Monitor inventory balances and shipment timing to support allocation planning and execution. Track intercompany order execution for products on allocation and ensure delivery / shipment creation in a timely fashion. Attend cross functional allocation meetings as needed. Consolidate and report out on allocation progress and identify risks. Streamline and continuously improve the Manual Allocations process to create synergies across all cross functional groups impacted, both upstream and downstream.

Experience Required: SAP Experience preferred – ECC / BI, Inventory reporting, order management. Skills & Certifications Additional Skills:

Good foundation in Excel (pivot tables, sorting, filtering, etc. a must)
Good attention to detail.
Good verbal and written communication.
Eligibilities & qualifications
Bachelors Degree

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