Senior Analyst, Global Supply Management

About the role

Dell Technologies' Global Supply Management team, part of Materials and Procurement, leads global supply planning for specific platforms and commodity areas, including supplier selection, product delivery specifications and quality. As a Senior Analyst, you will join the team in Singapore to own global supply planning for assigned commodities and build strong relationships with internal and external supply chain partners.

Key responsibilities

• Own COS for assigned commodities and monitor material availability to prevent shortages and reduce excess and obsolete inventory.
• Handle demand and supply issues and requirements for your commodities, working with Demand Planning to gather demand requirements and trends.
• Lead discussions with Demand Planning and other stakeholders when demand is pushed out or pulled in, to decide on supplier commitments.
• Coordinate the commodity COS strategy for new product introductions and existing products.
• Negotiate lead times, capacity and other supply requirements with suppliers and communicate the supply plan internally.
• Review forecasts, inventory, lead times and supplier capacity to identify risks and recommend expediting, rescheduling or alternate sources.
• Monitor KPIs such as on-time delivery, supplier quality and inventory turns, escalate issues and support corrective actions with suppliers.
• Work with logistics, manufacturing and regional teams to resolve shortages and meet build plans.

Required profile

• Good understanding of global supply chain, manufacturing and logistics processes.
• Strong analytical skills, able to work with large data sets to identify trends and risks.
• Working knowledge of supplier management and negotiation.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills, able to coordinate with stakeholders across regions.
• Desirable: Master's degree in Supply Chain, Business or a related field, up to 12 months post-graduation.
• Desirable: experience with ERP/MRP reporting and supplier scorecarding.