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Senior Supply Chain Analyst

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Ready for a challenge? Then Just Eat Takeaway.com might be the place for you. We’re a leading global online delivery platform, and our vision is to empower everyday convenience. Whether it’s a Friday-night feast, a post-gym poke bowl, or grabbing some groceries, our tech platform connects tens of millions of customers with hundreds of thousands of restaurant, grocery and convenience partners across the globe.
About this role
As Senior Supply Chain Analyst, you will provide the independent analytical layer behind every major planning decision across our global supply chain. This is not an operational planning role — it's strategic and project-focused, centred on validation, performance analytics, reporting, and process improvement.
You'll build and maintain dashboards in Anaplan and AI tools that power our key planning and performance meetings, work closely with the Demand Planning Analyst to build the monthly performance narrative, and deep dive into the drivers behind underperformance by product category and by market — covering packaging, equipment, marketing goods, and devices.
The function influences approximately €40m annual spend. Your analysis will directly inform decisions that protect courier equipment availability, ensure device availability for restaurant partner launches, and safeguard the supply chain's contribution to business growth.
These are some of the key components to the position:
- Strategic Validation: Independently validate critical forecasts, inventory plans, and major proposals before they reach the Planning Manager. Escalate risks, ensure plans are data-led, and lead root cause analysis on supply chain failures.
- Performance Dashboards: Build and maintain AI-powered dashboards (Anaplan, Toqan) for planning and performance meetings — tracking forecast accuracy (WAPE), consumption accuracy, OSL deviation, inventory value, and outbound versus forecast.
- Anaplan Partnership: Work with the Anaplan Model Builder to enhance the planning environment as the single source of truth. Brief in requirements, validate data integrity, and shape new data views and outputs.
- Deep Dive Analysis: Investigate performance drivers by product category (packaging, equipment, marketing goods, devices) and by country/stakeholder. Surface root causes behind forecast misses, consumption variances, and inventory deviations. Track overstock and slow movers.
- Monthly Review & Storytelling: Partner with the Demand Planning Analyst to build a clear, action-driving narrative for monthly KPI reviews and proposed purchases meetings. Tailor every presentation to the audience.
- Stakeholder Bridge: Translate supply chain methodology and performance into language that Finance, Marketing, Operations, and country teams can act on. Own the explanation of how forecasts, supply plans, and inventory targets work.
- Process Improvement: Own monthly and quarterly reporting. Lead initiatives that reduce manual workload, increase automation, and improve data quality across Anaplan and AI tool integration.
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- Experience: Degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, Finance, or related field. 3+ years in supply chain analytics, planning, or a closely related analytical role.
- Analytical Rigour: Ability to interrogate large datasets, identify root causes — not surface-level reporting — and present findings clearly.
- Anaplan & Dashboards: Experience with supply chain planning systems (Anaplan preferred). Track record of building performance reporting and dashboards for senior stakeholders.
- Data & Tools: Advanced Excel. Experience with AI tools (Claude, Toqan, or similar) for business analytics is a plus.
- Storytelling: Can turn complex supply chain data into a clear narrative that non-experts can follow and act on. Knows their audience and tailors accordingly.
- Independent Challenger: Willing to provide objective, data-led challenge to planning decisions. Proactive problem-solver who brings solutions, not just observations.
- Supply Chain Knowledge: Understanding of demand planning, supply planning, and inventory management principles. MCIPS/CIPS qualification is desirable.


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