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Utilize data visualization tools in Mode and Tableau to extract insights, adjust inventory allocations, and achieve optimal supply levels across the supply chain. Solid understanding of inventory management practices, including inventory control, forecasting, and demand planning.
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Prior supply chain, purchasing/buyer and inventory management experience. Comprehensive knowledge of Supply Chain operations and inventory management principals with advanced analytical, problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
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Provide technical support in the areas of Master Data Management, Landed Costing, Procure-to-Pay, Inventory Management etc. The ideal candidate will have experience maintaining and designing technical solutions in the areas of Master Data, Procure to Pay, Landed Costing and Inventory Management solutions.
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The ideal candidate will bring extensive experience in supply chain management within the steel industry, with demonstrated expertise in procurement, negotiations, inventory management, vendor relations, and an understanding of steel market pricing dynamics.
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Understanding of end-to-end Supply Chain Management processes (scheduling, warehousing, fulfilment, reverse logistics). In addition, you will support development and enhancement of business processes, tools, and analytics to support demand planning, forecasting activities and inventory management.
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The Director of Supply Chain is responsible for the integrity of materials management function including product costs, vendor negotiations, inventory control, inventory accuracy, and both direct along with indirect.
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Professional certifications such as APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) or Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) are a plus. The Supply Chain Manager will collaborate closely with various departments, including Production, Quality, Engineering, and Finance, to align supply chain activities with overall business objectives, while also ensuring effective team management and leadership.
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Understand end-to-end supply chain management processes (scheduling, warehousing, fulfillment, reverse logistics). Understanding of end-to-end Supply Chain Management processes (scheduling, warehousing, fulfillment, reverse logistics.
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A well-established and successful CPG boutique is seeking a Head of Supply Chain and Operations to oversee and guide end-to-end supply chain management, including procurement of raw materials, vendor selection, distribution of final products, logistics coordination, inventory oversight, demand planning, sourcing strategies, and cost management.
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An ideal candidate should have 2 to 4 years of experience in supply chain and inventory management using ERP systems, along with Japanese reading, speaking, and writing skills.
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The Supply Chain Director will lead the full end-to-end supply chain team, including SIOP. This leader will create strategies for continuous improvement in supply management, cost control, material planning and control, plus lead the integration of additional supply chain elements.
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Strong knowledge of supply chain processes, including procurement, planning, inventory management, and distribution. You will have a deep understanding of supply chain management, logistics, and procurement, and will use your expertise to drive continuous improvement and implement best practices.
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Experience in Supply Chain Planning, Operations, Buying, Inventory Control, or capacity management. As a Supply Chain Analyst, you will be responsible for regularly working with suppliers regarding production schedules, capacity constraints, shipping volume, methods, destinations, as well as raw material availability to maintain sufficient inventory levels to meet projected sales demands.
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Requirements:Bachelor's degree in business, supply chain management, or related major is required. Analyze historical sales, pricing, demand data, market trends, and other statistical metrics to prepare inventory requirements forecasts.
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Modeling: Utilize statistical and mathematical techniques to innovate and refine our methodologies for inventory management and replenishment, ensuring a deep understanding of Inventory Replenishment and Supply Chain design principles.
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