Administrative Support:
Manage schedules, meetings, emails, and communications for supply chain leadership.
Prepare reports, presentations, and documentation related to supply chain operations.
Supply Chain Coordination:
Assist in tracking shipments, deliveries, and inventory status.
Coordinate with vendors, warehouses, and logistics teams to ensure timely execution.
Data Management & Reporting:
Maintain and update supply chain databases and dashboards.
Support data analysis for operational efficiency and performance metrics.
Process Improvement Assistance:
Assist managers in identifying bottlenecks in supply chain processes.
Support implementation of standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Communication & Liaison:
Act as a point of contact between internal teams, vendors, and stakeholders.
Facilitate smooth flow of information across departments.
Health insurance, paid leave, and retirement benefits (varies by company).
Opportunities to work closely with senior supply chain leaders and gain exposure to operations.
Professional development opportunities in supply chain management.
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