Supply Chain Management Analyst

Boeing•Auburn, WA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Boeing Commercial Airplanes (BCA) is looking for a Supply Chain Management Analyst to join our Emergent Operations team in Auburn, WA. The Supply Chain Analyst supports standard supply chain management functions including data analysis, forecasting, troubleshooting supply and demand issues, purchasing raw materials and supplier parts, releasing and maintaining production orders, and reporting schedule adherence. Working under general supervision, the analyst applies SCM methodologies to coordinate with supplier management, delivery, operations, engineering, quality assurance, traffic, warehousing, suppliers and customers, documents and resolves order delinquencies, analyzes excess and obsolete inventory, and supports process improvements to optimize inventory plans and production schedules. This role is part of a collaborative SCMA team and supports both factory and broader supply chain priorities while ensuring compliance with inventory policies and contractual requirements. The organization emphasizes equal opportunity, empowerment, creativity, innovation, safety, quality, transparency, and respectful communication, encouraging employees to speak up and build mutually beneficial relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

Requirements

3+ years of experience working with any industry ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system or an equivalent such as SAP (System Applications & Products)
3+ years of experience with Microsoft Office tools such as Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel and Word
3+ years of experience with supply chain forecasting
3+ years of experience with warehousing and logistics ( transportation)

Nice To Haves

3+ years of experience with creating Business Intelligence reporting tools, i.e. Dashboard creation (Excel, Tableau, PAVE or VORTEX), database creation, visual analytics
3+ years of experience in aerospace or manufacturing industry
3+ years of experience in Lean Manufacturing
3+ years of experience leading or managing process improvement projects
Bachelor's degree or higher

Responsibilities

Supply chain operations activities, inclusive of technical meeting coordination between the supplier and internal stakeholders, ensuring supplier commitments are achieved, coordination of supplier deliveries, line of balance management, etc.
Develop procurement and supply chain solutions, strategies and policies to support customer requirements.
Ensure compliance with company procedures and regulatory requirements.
Interpret and enforce contract terms and conditions.
Maintain and build partnerships and relationships across various business units with internal and external customers, stakeholders, and peers.
Manages supply and demand, schedules, and supplier quality, delivery, and financial performance.
Conducts risk, issues, and opportunities management.
Performs on-site validation at suppliers of production readiness.
Initiates and helps to complete supplier improvement activities and facilitates integration of results into contracting activities.
Provides regular communication to Program, engineering, and contracting counterparts and integrates collaborators as vital to resolve issues.
Helps provide oversight and project management for engineering change activities and work transfers impacting suppliers.
Provides oversight and approval of technical approaches and processes.
Reviews procurement/planning systems to verify accuracy.
Presents to various collaborators on supplier status.
Performs work with minimal direction and exercises considerable latitude in resolving objectives and approaches.