The Opportunity: The Sr Analyst Supply Chain Transformation & Operations Support role is based in Amstelveen (The Netherlands) and reports directly to the Director of Supply Chain Transformation. 
 
The Sr Analyst will support one or more strategic initiatives on the Transformation Roadmap and contribute to the successful delivery of project objectives through planning, analysis, stakeholder engagement and implementation support. The role will also dedicate part of its time to supporting the wider Customer Fulfilment organization by providing analytical, coordination and continuous improvement support that increases team capacity, and improves operational performance. 
 
The successful candidate will partner closely with Transformation and Customer Fulfilment teams to troubleshoot operational challenges, perform root cause analysis, identify sustainable process improvements and support cross-functional execution during peak business periods. This position is not intended to perform routine order management or allocation activities, but rather to strengthen operational effectiveness through analysis, coordination and problem solving. However if needed, the candidate will not shy away to be hands-on in spreadsheets or systems to help out.What Your Impact Will Be:Support one or more key activities on the Transformation Roadmap and contribute to delivering high-impact improvements to the business. Support project planning, governance and follow-up activities to ensure successful project execution. Collect and analyse business and operational data to generate insights, establish baselines and support business cases. Troubleshoot operational issues in partnership with Customer Fulfilment teams and coordinate cross-functional resolution. Perform root cause analysis and recommend process improvements that simplify ways of working and improve service performance. Support operational performance reviews through KPI reporting, trend analysis and actionable recommendations. Provide analytical and coordination support during peak trading periods and changing business priorities. 
