Supply Chain Analyst

As a Supply Chain Analyst at Everly Health, you will facilitate KPI reporting and recommend actions to address performance challenges, develop strategic business initiatives while identifying efficiency opportunities, and create dashboards for monitoring KPIs and supplier scorecards. You'll also maintain industry benchmarking metrics to analyze supply chain health and help implement best practices.

To be a successful Supply Chain Analyst at Everly Health, you should have over 5 years of experience in Supply Chain Operations, ideally with at least 3 years in a data analyst role. A Bachelor's degree in business management, logistics, or a related field is preferred, along with advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and experience with Tableau, Salesforce, and SQL Server.

A successful Supply Chain Analyst at Everly Health needs strong analytical and problem-solving skills, the ability to identify and implement solutions, and expertise in supply chain metrics including inventory management and forecasting. Experience in a fast-paced startup environment and exceptional attention to detail are also critical.

A Supply Chain Analyst can significantly enhance Everly Health's operations by driving data-driven decisions that optimize fulfillment efficiency and customer experience. By identifying efficiency opportunities and implementing effective reporting tools, you help streamline processes and improve the overall health of the supply chain.

The salary range for a Supply Chain Analyst at Everly Health is between $70,000 and $80,000, depending on your qualifications and experience. This role is also eligible for an annual bonus and comes with various benefits including health insurance, a 401(k) match, and flexible PTO.

In previous roles as a Supply Chain Analyst, I've utilized tools like Tableau for data visualization, Salesforce for customer relationship management, and Microsoft Excel for data analysis. Familiarity with SQL Server has also helped me in extracting and manipulating data effectively.

When approaching KPI reporting, I would first identify the key metrics relevant to Everly Health's operational goals. Then, I would collect the necessary data, analyze trends, and present my findings in comprehensive dashboards, keeping stakeholders updated on performance and areas for improvement.

I regularly read industry publications, participate in webinars, and engage in professional networks to stay informed about the latest supply chain trends and best practices. Continuous learning is vital to adapt and implement new strategies effectively in my role.

In my previous role, I discovered that our inventory turnover rate was suboptimal. By analyzing our sales data, I identified slow-moving products and suggested adjustments to our ordering process. This led to a significant reduction in holding costs and improved turnover rates.

I primarily use Microsoft Excel for data analysis, utilizing pivot tables and advanced formulas. For reporting, I find Tableau invaluable as it allows me to create interactive dashboards that clearly convey insights to stakeholders.

To ensure data accuracy, I always cross-reference data from multiple sources and apply consistency checks throughout my analysis process. Before finalizing any report, I conduct a detailed review to catch potential errors.

In a situation with conflicting priorities, I prioritize tasks based on urgency and impact. I maintain open communication with my team and stakeholders to manage expectations and ensure that critical objectives are met.

Collaboration is crucial in my work as a Supply Chain Analyst. I regularly engage with cross-functional teams to gather inputs and feedback and together develop solutions that align with our supply chain objectives and overall business goals.

I have considerable experience with inventory management systems, having worked with tools that automate stock tracking and integrate with our sales data. This experience allowed me to optimize inventory levels and improve fulfillment rates effectively.

When presenting supply chain data to non-technical stakeholders, I focus on telling a story with the data. I simplify complex information, highlight key insights, and directly link findings to strategic decisions to ensure clarity and engagement.