Senior Associate, Supply Chain Strategy In Hardware (Toronto)

Senior Associate, Supply Chain Strategy In Hardware (Toronto)

09 Sep
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JPMorgan Chase
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Toronto

09 Sep

JPMorgan Chase

Toronto

Drive impactful supply chain strategies as a Senior Associate within our financial department! This role emphasizes inventory management and cross-functional project leadership.As a Senior Associate in Hardware Supply Chain Management, you will manage supply plans, coordinate logistics, and drive efficiency in inventory operations. Your role will involve close collaboration with finance and adherence to compliance standards while leading initiatives that reduce costs and improve service delivery. Your analytical skills will be essential in making data-driven decisions that support our supply chain objectives.Key Responsibilities:
- Lead supply planning and optimize inventory management targets
- Facilitate logistics coordination to streamline processes




- Partner with suppliers on capacity and risk mitigation strategies
- Develop project charters and track progress against milestones
- Uphold internal controls in compliance with SOX regulationsRequirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain or Operations
- Minimum 3 years of experience with industry tools like SAP
- Robust project management and analytical skills
- Excellent organizational and communication capabilities
- Experience in compliance frameworks and process improvementHarness your knowledge in supply chain management to add value to our finance organization.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Senior Associate, Supply Chain Strategy In Hardware (Toronto)
🏢 JPMorgan Chase
📍 Toronto

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