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A leading recruitment firm in Singapore is looking for a Supply Chain Finance Analyst. In this role, you will optimize inventory flow and asset value while providing crucial support to finance by tracking budgets and contributing to financial planning. The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years of relevant experience and a degree or diploma. This position offers opportunities for career advancement as the company is in a growth phase.
Our client is a market leader in the retail sector and they are currently looking for a Supply Chain Finance Analyst. This is a newly created role due to business expansion.
Reporting directly to the FP&A Manager, this pivotal position serves as the primary link between the Finance department and the retail operations side of the business. Your primary function is that of a specialized Inventory Analyst, focusing on optimizing the entire product flow and maximizing asset value. This involves executing the commercial strategy for product replenishment and directing inventory allocation to various sales channels based on sales velocity and operational limits. You will be responsible for creating data-driven strategies to minimize loss from aging stock by proposing and implementing markdown, consolidation, and final disposition plans. Additionally, you will support finance by tracking key expenditure budgets and contributing to the biannual financial planning cycle. The ideal candidate is one who is agile, independent and highly analytical.
You should possess a recognised Diploma or Degree with at least 2 years of relevant experience in asset optimization, materials planning, or commercial finance support.
This role is promising because the company is in a growth phase, offering prospects for expansion and the chance to handle a bigger workload in the future. Additionally, there are opportunities for career advancement within the team.
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