Supply Chain Analyst

**Supply Chain Analyst - Retail/Marketplace**

at BARK New York If the BARK experience is a theatrical production, the Logistics & Fulfillment team is the wizard behind the curtain making sure all 1,000 things go according to plan and millions of dogs are happy. We're the people who get our product where it needs to go: from supplier to our Fulfillment Center network and then to our end customers by all the necessary means possible (TEU, LCL, small parcel, LTL, FTL). We are obsessed with logistics and relentless on performance, but we're not afraid to have fun We like to think we're superheroes your dog doesn't even know about. No capes, but we type faster than you can fly and don't rest until pups are barking at the door in anticipation of BARK products landing on their doorstep.

**WHO WERE LOOKING FOR**

Your entrepreneurial mindset means you are continually curious, especially when it comes to what is driving KPIs. Because youre both technically savvy and a people person, youre great at leveraging all available resources to achieve your goals. You attack problems with exceptional analytical and conceptual thinking, but you also use your business intuition and great attention to detail to find the answers. When youre confident in what you know, youre passionate and effective at sharing that knowledge with your team.

**KEY DUTIES**

* Asking and answering insightful questions quantitatively.

* Serving as a liaison between Data and Supply Chain.

* Ensuring the accuracy of data and alignment with management KPIs by applying best practices: data integrity, test design, validation, and documentation.

* Creating, automating, and maintaining reporting.

* Building expertise in Supply Chain Analytics and its associated data.

* Using insights to drive better business outcomes.

* Assisting with budget planning, forecasting, and other quantitative tasks.

**EXPERIENCE**

* 1-3 years of experience in a BI role.

* Familiarity with Supply Chain Analytics / concepts.

* Designed, developed, and maintained ongoing metrics and analysis.

* Hands-on experience creating and presenting reports to communicate insights and drive decision making.

* Ability to pull data from multiple sources and convert it into organized and comprehensive datasets.

* Experience with BI data visualization and delivery tools such as Power BI, Tableau, Quicksight, etc.

**SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS**

* Solid skills in SQL.

* Highly skilled in Excel (Power Query) as well as Google Sheets.

* Solid understanding of statistical concepts and terms.

* Excellent reading comprehension, even on highly technical topics.

* Bachelors degree in business, economics, math, science, management, or a related field.

* You love dogs so much that some people think you have a problem

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