Analyst II, Parts Supply

ISUZU NORTH AMERICA CORPORATION•Anaheim, CA

1d•$59,951 - $73,439•Onsite

About The Position

Independently oversees assigned suppliers and service parts to ensure product availability while maintaining established inventory and service level targets. Identifies and addresses supply risks to maintain continuity of supply and serves as the primary point of contact for assigned suppliers. Works cross functionally to resolve supply and supplier-related issues.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in business related disciplines or equivalent work experience
Minimum 2 years’ experience in supply chain, inventory planning, materials management, purchasing, demand planning, or related fields.
Experience should include direct responsibility for inventory analysis and supplier management
Demonstrated experience independently managing suppliers, inventory, purchase orders, and/or material availability
Experience analyzing demand, inventory levels, lead time, supply constraints, and developing corrective actions
Experience working within an ERP/MRP environment required
In-depth understanding of Parts Inventory Control and Supply Management Principles
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to identify supply and inventory risks and recommend appropriate actions.
Proficient in Microsoft office applications, particularly Excel, and experience working ERP/MRP systems
Ability to effectively manage multiple suppliers, priorities, and time sensitive supply issues
Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to work effectively across suppliers, customers, and internal teams

Nice To Haves

Automatic, OEM, or service-parts supply chain experience strongly preferred
SAP experience strongly preferred
Servigistics-SPM, or SAS coding, a plus

Responsibilities

Oversees inventory and supply planning for assigned suppliers and parts.
Analyzes inventory levels, demand trends, open purchase orders, lead times, and months of supply to identify shortages and emerging supply risks.
Develops and executes appropriate recovery or inventory actions.
Develops and maintains professional supplier relationships and supply channels, including coordination and negotiation pricing, lead time, MOQ and QUPs, logistics, packaging, and other commercial terms.
Supports new model and new part provisioning activities, including vendor onboarding.
Addresses backorders and critical shortages to determine root cause, customer impact, and required recovery actions utilizing all available tools.
Establishes priorities based on inventory position, demand, and customer requirements.
Works directly with domestic and international suppliers to expedite supply, develop recovery plans and communicates expected resolution dates.
Ensures supplier compliance with AIPDN Policy and Procedures to minimize supply interruptions.
Leads post-production and end-of-life supply planning, including annual requirements, or all-time buys.
Issues Request for Quotations (RFQs) and independently reviews and analyzes supplier quotations, including pricing, minimum order quantities, and lead times, and participates in supplier negotiations.
Responsible for the accurate and timely processing of various other inventory transactions. This includes, but is not limited to, stock adjustments, scrap transactions, credit memos, vendor returns, vendor invoices, and vendor chargebacks.
Performs miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.