Supply Chain Data Analyst

E3 Recruitment
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Supply Chain Data Analyst required for an leading precision engineering company, serving industries such as Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Food & Beverage and Chemical Processing with critical components from multiple global locations including 4 UK sites.This opportunity is based in Huddersfield, meaning the successful Supply Chain Data Analyst will be able to commute from surrounding areas.Key Responsibilities of the Supply Chain Data Analyst will include;Use advanced data analytic techniques to identify trends, cost saving and supply chain optimisation.Analyse spend data across various business units to make strategic sourcing decisionsMonitor and report on cost saving initiatives ensuring alignment with business objectivesWork in collaboration with supply chain and finance teams to ensure data insights are shared and actionedDevelop thorough KPI's, using them to provide metrics and reports on performanceFor the role of Supply Chain Data Analyst we are keen to receive applications from individuals who have;Experience as Supply Chain Data Analyst or similar within an Engineering or Manufacturing environmentStrong analytical and problem solving skillsExperience using data analytics tools such as Excel, SQL and visualisation softwareExcellent communication and presentation skillsSalary & Benefits;Extremely competitive salaryUp to 25% Annual bonus26 Days annual leave + Bank holidaysUp to 8% employer contributionsMon - Thur 8am - 4.30pmFri - 8am - 1pmEnhanced company sick payOptical vouchers, employee assistance, Discounts, cash back and offersTo apply for the Supply Chain Data Analyst position, please click "Apply Now" and attach an updated copy of your CV. Alternatively, please contact Alex Feather at E3 Recruitment for more information

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