Supply Chain Analyst

HUSCO International, Inc.•Whitewater, WI

14h

About The Position

As a Supply Chain Analyst with Husco, you’ll play a critical role in maintaining operational material flow end-to-end- quickly troubleshooting issues, juggling priorities, and keeping our supply chain running efficiently. If you’re a natural problem-solver who enjoys wearing multiple hats, this role is for you. Join our vibrant, industry-leading team and experience a culture that values your creativity, dedication, and drive. Together, we’re not just achieving goals; we’re setting new standards and making a positive impact every day. Husco offers a place where your career can soar, where innovation meets excellence, and where your contributions truly matter. You'll find the freedom to shape your work and leave a lasting impact, with opportunities to grow personally and professionally. Your role at Husco involves supporting teams that develop innovative hydraulic and electro-mechanical systems that enhance efficiency and performance, making a real difference globally in building communities, growing food, and enhancing transportation.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent
Two (2) years of experience in Supply Chain in a repetitive manufacturing environment.
Demonstrated ability to effectively use ERP systems to manage material requirements, production orders, inventory accuracy, and supplier/customer schedules including EDI transactions and supplier portals.
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications for daily communication, reporting, and analysis.
Authorized to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

Operations/Supply Chain degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Coordinate with suppliers and internal teams (Receiving, Production, Quality, Engineering, and Scheduling) to ensure consistent material flow and support production schedules.
Review supplier schedules for accuracy, manage key supplier relationships, monitor inventory accuracy, and complete root cause analysis related to receiving or replenishment issues.
Analyze customer demand and schedule production to meet requirements and safety stock levels.
Verify customer schedule accuracy, manage finished goods and subassembly availability, release and dispatch production orders, and recommend schedule adjustments as needed.
Investigate and resolve scheduling, shipping, and inventory discrepancies.
Proactively communicate supplier and customer issues- including shortages, schedule changes, or missed shipments- to appropriate stakeholders.
Partner with internal teams and external suppliers to clarify expectations, priorities, and responsibilities while maintaining strong working relationships.
Implement long term initiatives and projects for continuous improvement related to safety, quality, delivery, productivity, and profitability.