Supply Chain Business Analyst

February 27, 2026

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Req ID: 246002

General Purpose

The Supply Chain Optimization Analyst will support the Supply Chain Network Design Manager. The Analyst will support the S&OP process. Responsible for pulling, reconciling, enhancing, maintaining, reporting and tracking various data tables/reports. This role will entail the development and/or the enhancement of various tools and reports in Blue Yonder, Power BI, and Coupa (LLamasoft).

Duties and Responsibilities

Support Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) cycle for manufacturing & transportation operations using Blue Yonder
Analyze demand, supply, capacity, and inventory data to balance plans
Develop and maintain production, capacity, and inventory forecasts
Incorporate line maintenance schedules, planned shutdowns, and holidays into capacity planning
Plan and evaluate purchase of externally sourced product when internal capacity is insufficient
Identify supply constraints, risks, and mitigation scenarios
Develop and run what-if scenarios (demand increases, capacity loss, etc)
Analyze and recommend labor overtime and/or additional production shifts to meet demand
Coordinate with Sales, Manufacturing, Planning, and Procurement teams
Share proposals and strategies with planning and manufacturing teams
Coordinate production from alternate manufacturing sources when planned sources are constrained
Evaluate overcost and capacity impacts of Out Of Matrix (OOM) decisions
Align OOM actions with Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Logistics, and Finance stakeholders
Track and report OOM volumes, root causes, and financial impacts
Recommend actions to minimize future OOM occurrences through improved planning accuracy
Prepare S&OP dashboards, KPIs, and executive review materials
Track plan vs. actual performance and recommend corrective actions
Support continuous improvement in planning processes and data accuracy
Ensure alignment between business strategy and operational plans
Support ad-hoc projects as required
Data extraction, analysis and reporting to support Product Supply Productivity Initiatives.

Qualifications

BA/BS degree
Blue Yonder or LLamasoft software experience strongly preferred
Network design experience
Important: Advanced Excel and PowerPoint
Important: Network design modelling with Llamasoft software & Power BI, or Blue Yonder for S&OP
Important: Responsible to do analysis of the network to detect savings according to the demand.

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