Supply Chain Analyst Department: Supply Chain Employment Type: Full Time By the time a new phone is announced, our case for it has already been through tooling, production, and freight, all paid for on a guess about a date nobody confirmed. That guess is a purchase order with real money on it and someone needs to own the analysis before it gets signed. We're looking for a Supply Chain Analyst: the person who decides how many to manufacture, when to place the order, and where it needs to land.

Someone who takes a launch date we don't control, a lead-time we can't shorten, and a forecast that's partly educated guesswork, then turns them into a number the company can build against. The real one has a hundred SKUs in flight at once, across our own site, retail shelves, and partners with their own launch calendars. And every week, something moves: a device date, a sample approval, a shipment, a retail order that doubled forecast overnight.

Here's some context on the Supply Chain part of our business. On our own site, we can hedge that with timing: pre-orders, staggered drops, and a promised date. Your value isn't in shaving pennies off freight, it's making sure we don't lose the opportunity to feed insatiable demand across all our channels.

Marketing, Industrial Design, Creative, Finance, Production, Retail, and Order Experience all plan against your dates. If a date moves, the model should already know what it did to every other data point before anyone asks. When it's wrong, we're either sitting on stock nobody wants or out of the one thing everybody does, on the day they want it most.

Most of this job happens in writing. A purchase order, a factory update, a date change to a partner: all of it is an email or a Slack message, and an unclear one costs us time nobody has.

Agile: When you give an in-stock date, there's a model behind it. Marketing knows when, Industrial Design knows what, Finance knows how much, and our factories know how fast. You've tested whether ordering earlier actually helps or just ties up cash.

Enthusiastic:



You like the part of the job where every SKU is in stock on launch day and nobody outside your team knows how close it was. A rejected batch, a freight backlog, a packaging run that's a week behind the product it's meant to hold.

Demand planning and replenishment: order quantities and reorder points by SKU, based on forecast, sell-through, and our factory lead time.

The purchase order window for every product: the ideal date to place it, the last date you still can, and the escalation when that window is about to close. Production sequencing where products share tooling, so commitments are scheduled in priority order and ship dates reflect what our factory can actually do. Upkeep of Retail and OEM partner orders from PO to delivery, including the forecast and replenishment conversations with those partners, and the allocation call on what each commitment leaves for D2C.

The launch workback schedule, adjusted as Industrial Design and Creative deliverables move, with a plan for recovering days when they move too far.

Working directly with our factories: learning their constraints, communicating ours clearly in writing, and deciding what gets manufactured first when they can't do everything at once. Product, pricing, and order data in the ERP and supplier sheets, accurate enough that other teams act on it without checking. Reporting on inventory position, delivery performance, and supply risk, built for people who don't live in the data and need to make a decision quickly.

A degree or diploma in Supply Chain, Business, or something adjacent. Three or more years in a supply chain or logistics analytics role. Expert-level in Excel and Google Sheets. Transparent written English & impeccable communication skills.

Enough interest in phones, consoles, and the companies that make them to know a launch is coming before Marketing tells you. The job starts between $70,000 and $80,000 per year with health, dental, vision, profit-sharing and GRSP benefits. We're located a few minutes west of Pearson Airport Still think you have what it takes to join our world-class Supply Chain team?

📌 Remote Supply Chain Consultant (Mississauga)
🏢 dbrand Canada
📍 Mississauga