Operations & Supply Chain Analyst

Job Title: Operations & Supply Chain Analyst – Continuous Improvement FLSA Status: Exempt Reports to: Vice President of Operations Department: Operations – Continuous Improvement KULR Technology Group is a publicly traded company (NYSE: KULR) with a vibrant startup dynamic headquartered in Webster, Texas. Our mission is developing energy management platforms to accelerate the global transition to a circular electrification economy. We create sustainable solutions that benefit humanity using space-proven engineering, making the world of batteries and electronics cooler, lighter, and safer. We operate in four verticals: e-mobility, environmental/energy storage, industrial/consumer tools, and aerospace/defense. Our technologies have been deployed by NASA, including applications on the Space Station and Mars Rover. POSITION OVERVIEW The Operations & Supply Chain Analyst – Continuous Improvement is a hands-on operations role for someone who has worked in a manufacturing or supply chain environment and wants to make it run better. Reporting to the Vice President of Operations, the Analyst spends real time on the production and warehouse floor — running time studies, mapping how material and work actually flow, and quantifying cost, freight, labor, and inventory — and turns what they find into cost savings, stronger supplier compliance (NDAA, country of origin, AS9100), and smarter inventory planning. The analytical and systems work — dashboards, data definitions, and requirements for KULR’s internal, AI-enabled operations platform — is how the Analyst delivers and sustains those improvements. It supports the operations and supply chain work; it is not the job itself. This is a role for an operations or supply chain professional who is analytical, not for a data or business-systems analyst seeking an operations title. The Analyst does not belong to any one function. The role serves production, equipment, warehouse, and supply chain leaders, and maintains KULR’s supplier compliance data and inventory planning parameters in KULR’s internal, AI-enabled operations platform. The Production Supervisors, Equipment & Maintenance Manager, Supply Chain & Warehouse Manager, Warehouse & Logistics Specialist, and the Controller’s procurement team own the operational work these deliverables support. This is an individual-contributor role with no supervisory responsibility. DELIVERABLES The role is measured on these outputs: Cost-savings business cases (payback, annualized savings, sensitivity) and a savings tracker showing planned versus realized results by initiative — covering freight consolidation, packaging, expedite-spend reduction, inventory carrying cost, and labor productivity. Freight-rate benchmarks and consolidation scenarios (LTL, parcel, and dangerous goods) for the Supply Chain & Warehouse Manager’s decision. A current, audit-ready supplier compliance file in the platform: NDAA and country-of-origin attestations, supplier certificates (ISO 9001 / AS9100) with expiration tracking, and Approved Vendor List (AVL) records. Inventory planning parameters — min/max, reorder point, and safety stock for common stock — calculated and maintained in the platform and reviewed monthly. Labor and throughput analytics: labor hours per unit by configuration, takt and cycle-time studies, line-balance and staffing models, and utilization / idle-time analysis. Current-state and future-state process maps for production, warehouse, kitting, receiving, and shipping workflows. Spend and demand-history analytics supporting the Supply Chain & Warehouse Manager’s and Controller’s sourcing decisions. Analytics models and dashboards in the platform for cost, freight, labor, throughput, and equipment — built to KPI frameworks owned by the respective Operations leaders. Functional specifications, data definitions, acceptance criteria, and executed user-accep…

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