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Analyst, Supply Chain

Loblaw Companies Limited
Brampton, CAN
Full-time
Entry
Onsite
CAD 52,000–71,500 per year
Discovered 3 days ago
Supply chain operationsProject coordinationVendor managementSupply-chain income monitoringSupply chain analyticsExcel

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Role overview

Analyst role supporting supply-chain projects, income monitoring, vendor contract setup, and business reporting.

Responsibilities

  • Facilitate vendor transitions from direct store delivery to warehouse delivery through DSD conversion projects.
  • Coordinate internal teams and external vendors to plan, track, communicate, and execute conversion projects on time.
  • Monitor and report supply-chain income periodically, identify growth opportunities, and analyze data using SAP and Excel to protect income and support collections.
  • Manage vendor contract setup, document tracking and sign-off, accurate system records, and documentation retention.
  • Provide metric reporting and answer business queries using Excel and Microsoft Power BI.
  • Provide ad hoc reporting and analysis for supply-chain initiatives.

Requirements

  • 2–3 years of retail or wholesale grocery business experience.
  • Post-secondary education in Business, Economics, Engineering, or Marketing is an asset.
  • Detail-oriented and able to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment and work in a team-oriented setting.
  • Strong computer skills, especially Excel; SAP and Microsoft Power BI experience are assets.

Compensation

  • Hiring range is CAD 52,000–71,500 per year.

About Loblaw

Loblaw describes its work as supporting communities across Canada and emphasizes collaboration and social impact.

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