Supply Chain Specialist II
Job Summary
Work Schedule
Standard (Mon-Fri)Environmental Conditions
OfficeJob Description
Role Overview
The Supply Chain Governance Specialist II supports the execution of the monthly governance cycle by ensuring data readiness analytical preparation documentation quality and recurring process discipline. This role enables governance effectiveness through descriptive and diagnostic analysis dashboard and tracker maintenance issue follow-up and meeting support materials. Partners closely with SC Governance divisions analytics and digital teams to maintain reliable inputs structured execution and timely follow-up.
Key Responsibilities
- Support KPI governance across core supply chain metrics including Inventory Above/Below Entitlement Slow-Moving Inventory End-of-Life Inventory Delivery and Quality.
- Refresh validate and prepare data required for the monthly governance cycle ensuring stable and reliable inputs for analysis and discussion.
- Perform descriptive and diagnostic analysis to identify trends variances gaps and early risk signals across divisional metrics.
- Maintain dashboards working files supporting documentation and backup materials used in Workstream and SteerCo preparation.
- Update and maintain action trackers and meeting outputs to support disciplined cycle execution.
- Create document and track tickets related to dashboard SPARK data or process issues and follow through on resolution progress.
- Support pre-cycle readiness by tracking operational changes release impacts open issues and other items that could affect analysis quality.
- Prepare meeting inputs by organizing findings validating exclusions confirming evidence and documenting relevant assumptions or changes.
- Contribute to process standardization onboarding support and continuous improvement through accurate documentation and disciplined governance practices.
- Build working knowledge of assigned divisions business context metrics dashboards and standard workflows to provide consistent execution support.
- Leverage approved AI and automation tools to improve governance efficiency including supporting data analysis identifying trends or anomalies summarizing findings enhancing documentation and streamlining recurring governance activities while ensuring appropriate validation data quality and responsible use of AI-generated outputs.
Qualifications
- Bachelors degree in business administration engineering or related to supply chain.
- 2 years of experience in supply chain planning analytics operations support governance or related roles.
- Strong experience with ERP systems such as SAP and Oracle.
- Basic to intermediate proficiency in data visualization tools such as Power BI Alteryx and SQL.
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to organize data validate outputs and maintain execution discipline.
- Ability to work cross-functionally with governance leads division contacts analytics and digital support teams.
- Experience with dashboard validation issue tracking documentation or process support is preferred.
- Professional certifications such as CSCP CPIM or Lean Six Sigma are desirable but not required.
- Valid Passport and USA Visa required.
- English at B2 level is required as minimum.
Core Competencies
- Customer Focus Delivers timely accurate and practical support to internal stakeholders.
- Collaboration & Influence Partners effectively with governance leads analytics teams and division contacts.
- Drives Results Executes recurring responsibilities with consistency ownership and reliability.
- Detail Orientation Maintains high-quality data documentation and trackers.
- Problem Solving Identifies issues gathers evidence and supports structured resolution.
- Continuous Improvement Contributes to stronger processes better documentation and execution discipline.
- Communication Excellence Clearly documents findings updates and next steps.
- Learning Agility Builds system metric and business-process knowledge to strengthen support effectiveness.
Required Experience:
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