Data Analyst – Supply Chain

Travelex
Peterborough
3 days ago
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Role Title: Data Analyst – Supply Chain

Job Type: Full Time, Permanent

Reports to: Global Retail Supply Chain Director

Location: Peterborough or London, Hybrid (3 office days a week)


Role purpose

Travelex is the global leader in foreign currency, serving over 37 million customers annually. Our Supply Chain plays an essential role in this, ensuring that we have the right currency, in the right locations, at the right time to meet our customers’ travel money needs.

In this role, you’ll collect and analyse data from various sources to create reports and dashboards to help the business make informed decisions about inventory levels and supply chain performance.

This is a new role in the business so you will work closely with the Supply Chain Director and other key stakeholders to create new reports – a fantastic opportunity for someone with a passion for data and a structured mindset to make a high impact.

Key accountabilities


  • Collect data from multiple systems regarding inventory and supply chain performance – ensuring that frequency of data refresh across systems and countries is understood
  • Filter and “clean” data and standardise formats for accurate analysis
  • Analyse data and create reports and that inform decision making, identifying key trends and or outliers
  • Work closely with other data analysts in other departments and the data science team to understand information needs and collaborate with them to develop and automate reporting over time
  • Work closely with other members of the Global Supply Chain team, ensuring all key tasks are covered across the team in case of vacations etc.

Role-specific experience and skills

  • Bachelor’s degree in related field (Statistics, Maths, Business) or equivalent experience in a similar role
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • High level of attention to detail
  • Highly proficient in Excel, with a good level of proficiency in data visualisation tools (QuickSuite, Superset, Power BI etc)
  • Ability to turn complex data sets into simple summaries, appropriate to the audience
  • Tenacity, drive, and the ability to build a network and reach out to people across the organisation to find information needed and test hypotheses
  • Self motivated and comfortable working with dynamic priorities

About Travelex

We are one of the market leading specialist providers of foreign exchange. Founded in 1976 and differentiated by our brand and market footprint, over the past 45 years we have built a network of foreign exchange stores and developed Travelex as a trusted and widely recognised brand in international money. Our mission is to simplify our customers’ access to international money, however and whenever.

Exciting? We think so! Your journey starts here, so take the first step to become part of the Travelex Team by clicking apply!

We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

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