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Outsource UK Limited is seeking an experienced Supply Chain Analyst on a 6-month contract to join its Analytics & Data Science function. The role focuses on turning supply chain and logistics data into actionable insights to improve availability, stock flow and operational efficiency.
You will collaborate with Supply Chain, Logistics and Commercial teams to translate data into recommendations and support business decisions.
Supply Chain Analyst - Contract Client: A major international home improvement company Role: Supply Chain Analyst Contract: 6 months Rate: £500-£550 per day Location: Southampton - hybrid Start: ASAP Working Pattern: Typically 1 day per week onsite, with flexibility to work once every other week where appropriate IR35: Inside IR35
We are looking for an experienced Supply Chain Analyst to join a growing Analytics & Data Science function on an initial 6-month contract.
This is a data and insight-heavy role, focused on using supply chain and logistics data to identify opportunities, solve operational problems and support better business decisions.
You’ll work closely with stakeholders across Supply Chain, Logistics and Commercial teams, turning complex data into clear, actionable insights that can improve availability, optimise stock flow and enhance operational efficiency.
The ideal candidate will combine strong analytical capability with practical operational or retail experience, allowing them to understand the wider business context behind the data and translate analysis into meaningful recommendations.
This isn't simply a reporting or MI role. The key focus is on insight. They're looking for someone who can take supply chain and logistics data, understand what it means operationally, identify the story within the data and then turn that into recommendations that help the business make better decisions.
Someone with previous retail/operational experience who understands how supply chains work in practice would be particularly relevant.