Central Logistics Planning Analyst – AMR Logistics Operations
Austin, TX - USA
Job Summary
In this role you will own capacity decisions across AMR distribution centers and transportation networks using forecasting scenario modeling and operational analysis to improve service cost and throughput Central Logistics Analyst leads end-to-end capacity planning across AMR distribution centers and carrier networks ensuring the right workforce space and transportation capacity are in place to meet demand. This role owns headcount modeling volume forecasting and transportation alignment to balance service cost and operational partnership with internal teams and external partners you will evaluate BAU and NPI demand signals analyze trends and translate forecasts into actionable capacity plans. Using advanced analytics you will develop robust forecasting models scenario plans and interactive dashboards to anticipate constraints and drive proactive role is also responsible for improving planning quality and speed through automation process simplification and standardized cadences. You will identify supply chain bottlenecks develop mitigation strategies and communicate capacity outlooks risks and business impact clearly to senior in this role requires strong analytical judgment structured problem-solving and the ability to turn complex data into clear operational decisions in a dynamic Youll Solve:n-Capacity gaps caused by demand volatility labor constraints or carrier performance variationn-BAU and NPI planning conflicts that create bottlenecks across DC and transportation operationsn-Tradeoff decisions between service levels throughput and transportation costn-Forecast bias or weak demand signals that drive late escalationsn-Variability across sites partners or processes that reduces network efficiencyn-Manual workflows that slow decision-making and reduce consistencynnWhat Success Looks Like (612 Months):n-Built a scalable cadence for BAU and NPI capacity reviews across DC and transportation partnersn-Improved forecast and scenario planning quality reducing reactive escalations and last-minute capacity gapsn-Identified top network constraints and implemented measurable mitigation plansn-Standardized capacity dashboards and leading indicators used by operations and leadership for decision-makingn-Reduced manual efforts through automation and process improvements
Bachelors degree in Supply Chain Operations Industrial Engineering Business Analytics Finance or related field; advanced degree (MS or MBA) preferredn5 years of experience in supply chain planning capacity planning logistics operations or a related analytical role in a high-volume complex networknDemonstrated ability to structure ambiguous operational problems build analytical models and translate outputs into decisionsnStrong experience in headcount modeling volume forecasting production/capacity planning and transportation alignmentnExperience building forecasting models scenario analyses and dashboards that support proactive decision-makingnFluency with analytical tools such as SQL Python or R and BI platforms (Tableau Power BI or equivalent)nStrong executive communication skills including the ability to present assumptions scenarios tradeoffs and recommendations clearly to senior leadership and cross-functional partners
Planning for both BAU and NPI demand in a dynamic supply chain with 3PL partners carriers and internal stakeholders to optimize network process improvement and continuous improvement experience (Lean Six Sigma or equivalent).nInfluencing and driving strategic change in a fast-paced matrix-ed diving deep into complex datasets to drive actionable and adaptable thriving in ambiguity and high-pressure presence to inspire teams foster collaboration and deliver measurable impact.
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