Lead analysis and modeling to optimize supply chain performance, identify cost and service improvements, develop forecasting and inventory strategies, collaborate with stakeholders, and track KPIs to drive operational efficiency.
Position Title: Sr. Analyst, Supply Chain Optimization
Position Type: Regular - Full-Time
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Position Type: Regular - Full-Time
Grade: [[cust_payGrade
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McCain Foods Regional Headquarters - North America Office
Excellent access to the East-West (I-88) and Tri-State (I-294) Tollway, I-290, I-55, Route 83, and Butterfield Road. There are many restaurants and hotels varying across different levels within a one-mile radius of Oakbrook Terrace Tower.
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