The Logistics Analyst manages equipment movement and stock management, ensuring compliance with regulations while liaising with 3PL partners and handling the product lifecycle.
Project Process Description:
The main idea of the project is to provide interactive panoramas from street-level positions worldwide. It includes building, testing, deploying, and maintaining imagery hardware and sensors used on various platforms.
Role Overview:
The Logistics Analyst is responsible for managing equipment movement (domestic and international) throughout its lifecycle while ensuring compliance with country-specific regulations. Responsibilities include liaising with 3PL partners (e.g., FedEx, Expeditors), supporting stock management, scheduled stock counts, and forecasting.
Detailed Roles & Responsibilities:
- Manage stock, forecasting, and supply of imagery equipment
- Coordinate global equipment delivery and return
- Manage and track tickets for shipments
- Provide support for equipment purchases and logistics coordination
- Handle hardware depot inventories
- Oversee full product lifecycle (shipment, updates, packaging, legal clearance)
- Ensure compliance with export/import regulations in coordination with trade compliance and 3PLs
- Conduct or supervise warehouse inventory counts
- Optimize inventory movement and procedures
- Manage shipment requests and provide status updates
- Support conflict resolution, task delegation, goal setting, and time management
- Ensure team members have needed resources
- Manage internal stakeholders and client communications
Candidate Qualification:
- Bachelor’s Degree in a related field
- 5 years in logistics, vendor or warehouse management
- 2+ years of domain experience in Hardware Operations
- Proficient with spreadsheets, stock management, forecasting
- Adaptable to a fast-changing environment
- Proficient in SAP ERP
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Team leadership and administrative task management
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