Supply Chain Analyst

About Mytra:

We're creating an entirely new way to solve the most ubiquitous problem in industry - moving and storing material. We're applying robotics and distributed software to create a new class of product for this $1T market. We're focused on the supply chain industry first. The industry is in a massive bind with the continued growth of e-commerce, sharp rise in costs, and supply chain disruptions.

What has been a “sleepy” industry for decades is now at the epicenter of sustaining the global economy.

Mytra's Supply Chain Team is looking for a builder who can stand up the underlying infrastructure to monitor end-to-end supply chain performance and develop reporting tools to provide critical supply chain insights to the business.

As a Supply Chain Analyst, you'll design and maintain the systems of record that power our supply chain - establishing KPI dashboards, tracking databases, and cost models that surface material, supplier, and schedule risk. You'll ensure clean, synchronized data across PLM and ERP, enabling early identification of cost overruns, part issues, and long-lead constraints.

• Reviewing material, supplier, and cost data to ensure PLM and ERP stay aligned, and updating tracking databases when designs, costs, or suppliers change.
• Monitoring KPI dashboards related to cost, lead time, material readiness, and supplier performance, and flagging emerging risks or anomalies.
• Working with GSMs, engineering and operations to investigate shortages, cost deltas, or long-lead items and help define mitigations.
• Building and improving reports, dashboards, and data models that give clearer visibility into program level cost and supply risk.
• Supporting new product introductions by setting up item masters, cost rollups, and ensuring supply base changes are reflected accurately across systems.
• Partnering with senior team members to define new KPIs, risk indicators, and cost‑tracking methodologies as our hardware programs and production volumes scale.
• Over time, leading more open‑ended projects - such as automating parts of our reporting pipeline, and creating new views that help leadership make trade‑offs between cost, risk, and schedule.
• Supporting ad hoc tasks across supply chain team activities including PO generation, logistics support,

• Proficiency in Supply Chain & Data Fundamentals:
  You must have hands‑on experience working with Bills of Materials (BOMs), material data, and cost/lead‑time tracking to ensure supply chain visibility.
• Experience with PLM and ERP Systems:
  You need a proven track record of using Product Lifecycle Management and Enterprise Resource Planning software within a manufacturing or hardware‑centric environment.
• Data Modeling & Visualization
  
  Skills:
  
  You must be skilled at building and maintaining reports and KPI dashboards using tools like GSuite (Google Sheets), Notion, or BI platforms to surface business insights.
• Hardware Workflow Knowledge:
  You should understand the cross‑functional lifecycle of hardware, specifically how engineering changes (ECOs) and sourcing decisions flow through various data systems.
• Analytical Risk Identification:
  The ability to analyze complex datasets to identify material shortages, cost overruns, and long‑lead constraints before they impact production.
• Cross‑Functional Communication:
  You must be able to effectively explain data models and supply chain risks to a diverse group of stakeholders, including engineering, operations, and executive leadership.

• You're very comfortable with core supply chain and data fundamentals—working with BOMs, supplier and material data, cost and lead‑time tracking, and building or maintaining reports in tools like GSuite, Notion, or BI dashboards—and have experience with PLM and ERP systems in a manufacturing or hardware context.
• You're excited about working on a rapidly‑evolving project, growing alongside the team, and helping shape how Mytra's supply chain systems, processes, and metrics are defined.
• Uncertainty isn't scary to you; you're comfortable making informed assumptions, taking initiative, learning quickly from mistakes, and pivoting as…