Analyst I, TPS Supply Chain Optimization

TMS Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. Company; Plano (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Tuition reimbursement

Health insurance

401(k) match

Job summary

Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. is seeking a Parts Supply Chain Analyst to lead the development and Kaizen of the TPS Parts Supply Chain, designing road and rail logistics plans to move freight from suppliers to plants or service parts locations across North America.

The role requires a strong analytical background, experience in supply chain planning, and the ability to drive continuous improvement using TPS principles.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Analytical field or 4+ years’ work experience in supply chain or logistics planning.
• Project experience leading and/or collaborating with working groups to achieve a common goal.
• Complex data analysis/quantitative methodology experience.
• Proven communication skills to include report writing and presenting to an audience.
• Experience using optimization software or complex software suites such as SAP, LLamasoft, ERP, eKanban.
• Experience using data visualization software such as Tableau or Power BI.

Responsibilities

• Optimize external parts delivery supply chain network based on TPS principles.
• Develop and sustain relationships with Customers to ensure smooth, low-cost delivery of parts.
• Drive continuous improvement using Toyota principles and data-driven approaches.
• Produce new logistics designs monthly, ensuring timely updates and change management.
• Flexible for monthly travel and overtime based on demand.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Supply chain planning

Data analysis

Communication skills

Optimization software

Education

Bachelor's degree in Analytical field

Tools

SAP

LLamasoft

Tableau

Power BI

ERP systems

Job description

Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. is seeking a Parts Supply Chain Analyst to lead the development and Kaizen of the TPS Parts Supply Chain, designing road and rail logistics plans to move freight from suppliers to plants or service parts locations across North America.

The role requires a strong analytical background, experience in supply chain planning, and the ability to drive continuous improvement using TPS principles.