72,000 PHP + Bonuses - Permanent Work From Home - Supply Chain Analyst

Supply Chain Analyst

Industry Fit: Supply Chain Analysts specialize in the flow of goods, which aligns perfectly with your role as a distributor. They can analyze your purchasing patterns, optimize stock levels, and forecast demand for items like paper, toner, or disinfectants.

Practical Scope: They’ll handle data-driven tasks—like tracking which cleaning supplies spike during flu season or when office restocking peaks—while staying grounded in your operational reality.

Cost-Effective: For a distributor, this role balances technical nerdery with actionable insights, avoiding the complexity (and salary) of a Data Scientist unless you’re scaling massively.
What They’d Do:

Demand Forecasting: Predict when schools order bulk paper or businesses restock sanitizer, using historical sales data and external factors (e.g., back-to-school seasons or post-pandemic trends).
Inventory Optimization: Ensure you’re not overstocked on slow-moving items (e.g., specialty printer cartridges) or understocked on hot sellers (e.g., wipes).

Supplier Analysis: Evaluate which vendors deliver on time or offer the best margins, helping your purchasing agent negotiate better deals.

Cost Savings: Spot inefficiencies, like bulk discounts you’re missing or shipping costs that could be cut.

Skills to Look For:
Proficiency in Excel and SQL (for data crunching).
Experience with supply chain tools (e.g., ERP systems like NetSuite or SAP, if you use one).
Familiarity with visualization software (e.g., Tableau or Power BI) to present clear trends to your team.

Bonus: Knowledge of cleaning/office supply markets or distribution logistics.