If you have recently graduated from a degree or diploma program in supply chain, business, logistics or operations management and are looking for a role where you can do more than just build spreadsheets and reports, this could be a great opportunity to start your career.

At its core, this is an analyst position, but the scope goes well beyond analysis.

You will have the opportunity to work across inventory, procurement, logistics, distribution and supply chain improvement projects, giving you exposure to how the entire function works within a real operating environment. You will not simply identify problems and hand them off. You will be encouraged to ask questions, make recommendations, get involved in projects and help turn ideas into practical improvements.

Responsibilities

Analyze inventory, demand, purchasing activity and product movement to identify trends, shortages, excess stock and opportunities for improvement

Support purchasing and procurement analysis including material requirements, supplier performance, spend, lead times and sourcing opportunities

Review freight performance including costs, service failures and damage claims

Build reports, scorecards and dashboards to improve visibility into supply chain performance

Uncover trends, exceptions and opportunities that may not be immediately obvious

Ask questions, challenge existing processes and help identify better ways of doing things

Follow through on recommendations and support the implementation of solutions

What we are looking for





Recent post‑secondary education in supply chain management, business, operations or logistics.

Strong Excel skills and confidence working with data, spreadsheets and reporting

A good understanding of core supply chain concepts including inventory, purchasing, logistics and materials management

Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills

Curiosity and a genuine interest in understanding why things happen

Confidence to ask questions and contribute ideas

A practical mindset and willingness to get involved beyond the analysis itself

Strong communication skills and the ability to present findings to senior leadership

Previous supply chain experience would certainly be helpful, but it is not essential. We are very open to someone early in their career who can demonstrate strong analytical ability, initiative and a willingness to learn. Exposure to Power BI, Tableau or other reporting tools would be an asset, as would previous experience in manufacturing, distribution or an industrial environment.

This is the kind of role that can give someone early in their career a much broader foundation than a traditional entry‑level analyst position. You will gain exposure to inventory, procurement, logistics, operations and improvement initiatives while working directly with experienced supply chain leadership. More importantly, you will have the chance to see your analysis turn into actual decisions and projects that improve how the business operates.

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📌 Supply Chain Specialist (Alberta)
🏢 Modern Recruitment
📍 Alberta