Supply Chain Data Analyst

Location: Hybrid in East Windsor, NJ

A growing organization seeks a Freelance Supply Chain Data Analyst to provide analytical support across core supply chain functions. The role is well-suited for a data-driven professional who can interpret operational information, improve reporting accuracy, and help teams make informed decisions in a dynamic environment.

The analyst will work with supply chain data related to inventory, purchasing, logistics, and production planning to identify trends, monitor performance, and support daily execution. This position requires an individual comfortable working independently, managing multiple priorities, and turning large data sets into practical business insight.

• Analyze supply chain and operational data to identify inefficiencies, risks, and performance improvement opportunities.
• Build and maintain reports, dashboards, and data models that support planning, inventory control, and logistics visibility.
• Monitor purchase orders, shipment schedules, and material availability to support continuity across the supply chain.
• Validate and reconcile data across internal systems to ensure reporting accuracy and consistency.
• Investigate exceptions such as delivery delays, stock discrepancies, and supplier performance issues, then summarize findings clearly.
• Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders in procurement, warehouse operations, transportation, and planning.
• Provide timely ad hoc analysis to support operational decisions and shifting business priorities.
• Recommend process improvements based on data trends and recurring supply chain challenges.

The ideal candidate has experience in supply chain analytics, operations reporting, or data analysis within a manufacturing, retail, or distribution environment. Strong Excel skills are essential, and experience with ERP or procurement systems is highly valued. Success in this freelance role will require strong attention to detail, problem‑solving ability, and effective communication with both technical and non‑technical stakeholders.