Sr. Supply Chain Business Process Analyst

As a Sr. Supply Chain Business Process Analyst at Archer, your main responsibilities will involve acting as a liaison across supply chain functions such as Sourcing, Purchasing, and Logistics. You'll deploy process capabilities, lead compliance programs, and contribute to business process analysis and documentation to enhance efficiency and support quality systems.

To qualify for the Sr. Supply Chain Business Process Analyst role at Archer, you should have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, or Industrial Engineering. Additionally, 5+ years of relevant work experience is required, along with familiarity in ERP systems like SAP and skills in process modeling and data analysis.

Critical skills for the Sr. Supply Chain Business Process Analyst at Archer include strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, proficiency in process modeling, and experience with data analytics tools such as Tableau or Power BI. Effective communication and organizational skills are also essential in this dynamic role.

In the role of a Sr. Supply Chain Business Process Analyst, you will work with ERP systems like SAP, utilize data visualization tools like Tableau or Power BI, and engage with process modeling standards (BPMN, UML). Familiarity with JIRA for collaborative workflows may also be beneficial.

The work environment for a Sr. Supply Chain Business Process Analyst at Archer is fast-paced and highly collaborative. You’ll work with a diverse team committed to continuous improvement and innovation while ensuring compliance with industry regulations, all within a culture that values inclusivity and equity.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects where you've utilized process modeling techniques such as BPMN or UML. Discuss the objectives of those projects, your role in them, and how your contributions led to improved efficiency or compliance.

Explain your method for requirement elicitation, emphasizing collaboration with stakeholders and process owners. Mention techniques such as interviews, workshops, and surveys, and how you document and validate these requirements.

Discuss your hands-on experience with ERP systems, focusing on SAP or similar platforms. Specify the supply chain modules you've used, highlighting how they've contributed to your understanding and execution of key supply chain processes.

Share a specific instance where you identified inefficiencies in a supply chain process. Describe your analysis, the steps you took to implement improvements, and the measurable outcomes, such as cost savings or enhanced efficiency.

Discuss your experience with regulatory requirements like FAA and SEC compliance. Outline the checks and measures you implement to ensure all processes and practices meet these regulations, and share any tools or methodologies you employ.

Mention specific tools like Tableau, Power BI, or others you've used. Explain how you apply these tools for data visualization and the insights gained from them, which led to informed decision-making in supply chain processes.

Share an anecdote where you worked closely with teams like Sourcing or Logistics. Focus on the collaborative strategies you employed, the challenges faced, and how effective communication led to successful outcomes.

Provide your framework for prioritizing projects, which may include assessing urgency, aligning with strategic goals, and considering available resources. Discuss how you communicate priorities to stakeholders and ensure alignment.

Discuss the documentation standards and formats you've used, such as AS IS and TO BE diagrams. Detail your approach to maintaining clear, accessible documentation that supports various stakeholders and the overall quality management system.

Share your perspective on how diversity can enhance creativity and problem-solving in supply chain processes. Emphasize how inclusive teams lead to more comprehensive insights and ultimately benefit the organization's performance and culture.