Sr Analyst, Supply Chain Risk & Network Visibility

Intuitive; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Intuitive in Sunnyvale, CA seeks a Sr. Analyst, Supply Chain Risk & Network Visibility to build visibility into supplier-held inventory and upstream networks.

You will establish data, analytics, and governance frameworks to enable actionable insights for risk management, inventory strategy, and decision-making. You will also map suppliers and sub-tiers to enhance transparency and compliance, supporting governance across sourcing and IT teams.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain a centralized dataset capturing supplier-held inventory (finished goods and raw materials), including contractual requirements and inventory commitments
• Assess and rationalize current supplier inventory data sources (e.g., APIs, iValua feeds, manual reporting), identifying gaps, inconsistencies, and opportunities for standardization
• Design and implement standardized frameworks and best practices for supplier inventory reporting, visibility, and governance
• Build analytics, dashboards, and reporting to monitor supplier inventory attainment, coverage, and alignment to contractual expectations and planning assumptions
• Partner cross-functionally with Supply Chain, Planning, Sourcing, IT, and Data teams to improve data quality, integration, and governance related to supplier inventory and master data
• Support the development and maintenance of supplier and part-site mapping (Tier-1), including key attributes such as COO, AML, and manufacturing locations
• Support the implementation and scaling of a sub-tier supply chain mapping capability, including evaluation of tools, development of data intake processes, and establishment of governance for ongoing maintenance
• Perform advanced analytics and modeling to support supply chain risk management, inventory strategy, and operational decision-making

Job description

Job Description

Primary Function of Position

The Sr. Analyst, Supply Chain Risk & Network Visibility is responsible for building and advancing
visibility into supplier-held inventory and upstream supply chain networks to support supply chain
risk management, inventory optimization, and operational decision-making. This role will establish
structured data, analytics, and governance frameworks to ensure accurate and actionable
insights into supplier inventory positions and commitments. The analyst will also support the
development of supplier and sub-tier mapping capabilities to enhance supply chain transparency
and compliance. In addition, this role will provide advanced analytics and modeling to support
broader supply chain initiatives, including risk mitigation, inventory strategy, and master data
governance.

Essential Job Duties

• Develop and maintain a centralized dataset capturing supplier-held inventory (finished
  goods and raw materials), including contractual requirements and inventory commitments
• Assess and rationalize current supplier inventory data
  sources (e.g., APIs, iValua feeds, manual reporting),
  identifying gaps, inconsistencies, and opportunities for
  standardization
• Design and implement standardized frameworks and best
  practices for supplier inventory reporting, visibility, and governance
• Build analytics, dashboards, and reporting to monitor supplier inventory attainment,
  coverage, and alignment to contractual expectations and planning assumptions
• Partner cross-functionally with Supply Chain, Planning, Sourcing, IT, and Data teams to
  improve data quality, integration, and governance related to supplier inventory and
  master data
• Support the development and maintenance of supplier and part-site mapping (Tier-1),
  including key attributes such as COO, AML, and manufacturing locations
• Support the implementation and scaling of a sub-tier supply chain mapping capability,
  including evaluation of tools, development of data intake processes, and establishment of
  governance for ongoing maintenance
• Perform advanced analytics and modeling to support supply chain risk management,
  inventory strategy, and operational decision-making