Raw Material Sampling Analyst

Burberry Limited
London
1 year ago
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INTRODUCTION

At Burberry, we believe creativity opens spaces. Our purpose is to unlock the power of imagination to push boundaries and open new possibilities for our people, our customers and our communities. This is the core belief that has guided Burberry since it was founded in 1856 and is central to how we operate as a company today.

We aim to provide an environment for creative minds from different backgrounds to thrive, bringing a wide range of skills and experiences to everything we do. As a purposeful, values-driven brand, we are committed to being a force for good in the world as well, creating the next generation of sustainable luxury for customers, driving industry change and championing our communities. 

JOB PURPOSE

This role drives data-informed decisions to optimise sampling procurement and supply chain processes. Combining expertise in data analysis, app development, and task automation, you will enhance the RMP Sampling team’s efficiency in managing raw materials. With a focus on optimising procurement data and inventory management, you will streamline workflows, improve coordination, and implement systems that elevate supply chain performance.
 

RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Conduct data entry and analysis on raw material procurement, including costs, lead times, and supplier metrics, using tools like Power BI and Excel.
  • Create dashboards and reports to track KPIs such as spend, inventory levels, and supplier performance, delivering actionable insights.
  • Analyse material availability, risks, and forecasts to enhance procurement stability and supply chain efficiency.
  • Streamline processes and develop workflow solutions using Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate to improve supply chain coordination.
  • Monitor supplier and warehouse performance, optimise inventory at third-party warehouses, and support strategies for improved sourcing and logistics.
  • Ensure procurement data accuracy, integrate systems, and drive continuous process improvements for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
     
PERSONAL PROFILE
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Data Science, Supply Chain Management, Business, or a related field.
  • 2-4 years of data analysis experience, ideally in luxury fashion, with strong proficiency in Excel, Power BI, and Tableau.
  • Expertise in Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate to streamline workflows, optimise processes, and enhance collaboration.
  • Knowledge of PLM software and third-party warehouse automation systems.
  • Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and ability to work cross-functionally with flexibility and initiative.
  • Familiarity with the luxury fashion industry, including raw materials, sustainability trends, and emerging technologies.
MEASURES OF SUCCESS
FOOTER

Burberry is an Equal Opportunities Employer and as such, treats all applications equally and recruits purely on the basis of skills and experience.

 

Posting Notes: United Kingdom || Not Applicable || London || SC CENTRAL OPERATIONS || RAW MATERIALS MANAGEMENT -RTW || n/a ||

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