Supply Chain Analyst

Description

The Supply Chain Analyst uses analytical and quantitative methods to understand, predict, and enhance supply chain performance. This role is responsible for demand–supply alignment, materials and production planning, performance analysis, and reporting to support business continuity and operational excellence. The analyst works cross-functionally to identify issues, recommend improvements, and drive data-backed decision-making across the end-to-end supply chain.

Key Responsibilities

Drive precise alignment of incoming orders with manufacturing plants through weekly Foundational Planning Control (FPC) and demand–supply planning meetings.
Lead the managed demand process for constrained engines, ensuring accurate allocation of production slots in line with agreed plans.
Create, maintain, and distribute FPC, managed demand, and supply chain performance reports to relevant stakeholders.
Rigorously document weekly FPC and managed demand decisions, actions, and requests; publish meeting notes to ensure stakeholder alignment.
Analyze supply chain KPIs to identify gaps, improvement opportunities, and corrective action plans.
Navigate critical and time-sensitive situations with composure, implementing rapid response strategies to minimize disruptions and ensure business continuity.
Provide analytical support to one or more supply chain functional areas using standard processes, tools, and information systems.
Ensure data integrity, accuracy, and repeatability of all analytics, dashboards, and reports.
Participate in Six Sigma, continuous improvement, and supply chain optimization projects.
Utilize enterprise planning systems as the primary tools for daily operations, while leveraging ad-hoc tools as needed for root cause analysis and problem solving.

Responsibilities

Skills and Experience

Technical & Functional Skills

Supply Chain Planning, Production Planning, Demand Planning, and Supply–Demand Alignment.
Capacity planning and production slot allocation for constrained environments.
Materials Planning System utilization to manage supply and demand plans and resolve exception messages through root cause analysis.
Plan for Every Part (PFEP) application across planning, design, and operational processes to ensure right part, right time, right quantity, and right place.
Inventory management and optimization using analytics and algorithms within defined constraints.
Strong capability in data extraction, transformation, modeling, interpretation, and presentation to support value-based decision-making.
KPI management with the ability to assess performance gaps, understand end-customer impact, and balance trade-offs across metrics.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel (mandatory).
Exposure to Power BI and SQL (preferred but optional).

Behavioral & Enterprise Competencies

Strong analytical thinking with high attention to detail.
Effective time management and ability to manage complexity in fast-paced environments.
Structured communication skills with the ability to tailor messages to diverse audiences.
Proven problem-solving skills and disciplined decision tracking and documentation.
Drives results consistently, even under challenging circumstances.
Demonstrates a global perspective and appreciation for diverse viewpoints and cultures.
Focus on optimizing work processes through continuous improvement and standardization.

Qualifications

Qualifications

College, university, or equivalent bachelor's degree required (Supply Chain, Engineering, Operations, Analytics, or related field preferred).
Minimal to intermediate level of professional experience in supply chain, planning, analytics, or a related domain.

Job  Supply Chain Planning

Organization  Cummins Inc.

Role Category  On-site with Flexibility

Job Type  Exempt - Experienced

ReqID  2425003

Relocation Package  No

100% On-Site  No