Supply Chain Analyst

Job Summary: The Supply Chain Analyst is a strategic business partner who drives sourcing, procurement, and continuous improvement initiatives through cost analysis, supplier evaluation, financial modeling, and total cost optimization. The role leads analytical work to improve inventory performance, optimize working capital, and strengthen material availability while balancing customer service and operational needs. Working closely with Procurement, Planning, Operations, Finance, Engineering, Sales, and Customer Service, the Analyst evaluates tariff exposure, landed costs, supplier risk, and profitability to support sound business decisions. Using business intelligence, AI-enabled analytics, and Lean and Six Sigma methods, the Analyst turns data into actionable insights that reduce cost, eliminate waste, advance sustainability and regulatory compliance goals, and position RTC for continued growth. Principal Responsibilities Strategic Sourcing & Cost Analysis Support strategic sourcing initiatives through spend analysis, category strategy development, supplier benchmarking, and financial evaluations. Prepare total cost of ownership (TCO), landed cost, should-cost, and profitability analyses to support make-vs-buy and sourcing decisions. Support RFQ/RFP events, bid analysis, and supplier negotiations with fact-based cost models and recommendations. Identify and track cost savings and cost avoidance opportunities and report results against annual savings targets. Evaluate supplier diversification, nearshoring, and dual-sourcing options to reduce dependency and supply risk. Supplier Performance & Risk Management Develop and maintain supplier scorecards measuring quality, delivery, cost, and responsiveness. Monitor supplier financial health, capacity, and geopolitical exposure to flag emerging supply risks. Support supplier development and corrective action efforts through data analysis and performance reviews. Inventory Optimization & Working Capital Analyze inventory investment, inventory turns, excess and obsolete inventory, and material availability. Develop inventory strategies, including safety stock and reorder point recommendations, that balance customer service with working capital objectives. Support inventory accuracy initiatives through data analysis, root cause investigation, and reporting. Tariff, Trade & Regulatory Analysis Evaluate tariff impacts, landed costs, and alternative sourcing strategies to minimize cost and supply chain risk. Support trade compliance and global sourcing initiatives, including country-of-origin, classification, and duty mitigation analysis such as free trade agreements and duty drawback. Continuous Improvement Map current-state processes, identify root causes, and develop and track improvement action plans through completion. Standardize and automate recurring analyses and reports to improve speed, accuracy, and data quality. Supply Chain Analytics & Business Intelligence Develop dashboards, KPIs, financial models, business cases, executive reporting, and cost studies. Perform profitability, scenario, and operational analyses to support strategic business decisions. Leverage AI and ERP tools to identify trends, improve forecasting and reporting, and support continuous improvement and sustainability initiatives. Cross-Functional Collaboration Build collaborative partnerships across Procurement, Operations, Finance, Engineering, Planning, Sales, Customer Service, and Manufacturing. Work independently while engaging stakeholders to develop practical, data-driven solutions. Present analytical findings and recommendations that support informed business decisions. Qualifications Education Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Finance, Engineering, Operations Management, or a related field required. Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (or higher), APICS/ASCM (CSCP, CPIM), or ISM (CPSM) certification preferred. Experience/Requirements 3–7 years of experience in supply chain analysis, …

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