Strategic Logistics Analytics Lead for TMS

Ken's Foods; Marlborough (MA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Ken's Foods in Marlborough, MA invites a Logistics Strategy and Analytics Manager to lead transportation strategy, analytics, and TMS improvements. You will transform data into actionable insights to improve cost, service, carrier performance, and network efficiency while partnering cross-functionally across supply chain operations.

Responsibilities include developing multi-year strategies, building executive dashboards, and driving continuous improvement in TMS processes, with a focus on

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in supply chain, logistics, transportation, or related field.
• 5 years of progressive experience in transportation, logistics, distribution, supply chain operations.
• Experience leading transportation initiatives with measurable impact.

Responsibilities

• Develop multi-year transportation strategy focused on cost, service, capacity, carrier performance, network design, technology enablement, compliance, and operational resilience.
• Create executive-ready dashboards and insights to support faster, data-driven transportation decisions.
• Define KPI architecture, metric governance, and action plans tied to measurable transportation outcomes.
• Lead continuous improvement across TMS planning, execution, tracking, settlement, and analytics workflows.

Skills

Transportation strategy

Analytics & BI

TMS expertise

Data visualization

Cross-functional partnering

Excel

Power BI

Education

Bachelor's degree in supply chain

Tools

E2open

Job description

Ken's Foods in Marlborough, MA invites a Logistics Strategy and Analytics Manager to lead transportation strategy, analytics, and TMS improvements. You will transform data into actionable insights to improve cost, service, carrier performance, and network efficiency while partnering cross-functionally across supply chain operations.

Responsibilities include developing multi-year strategies, building executive dashboards, and driving continuous improvement in TMS processes, with a focus on