Manager - Distribution and Logistics

Role & Responsibilities:

Supply Chain Planning & Optimization

• Create processes and methods to gather, analyze, and interpret supply chain data.
• Identify problematic areas and recommend improvements through data analysis.
• Plan and implement supply chain optimization and continuous improvement projects.
• Develop operational requirements, standards, and best practices.

DC & Distribution Operations Management

• Oversee end-to-end DC operations including inbound, outbound, inventory, and returns.
• Ensure accurate stock inwards, inventory accuracy, order fulfillment, and returns processing.
• Drive improvements in DC and distribution metrics, including Cost per Delivered Shipment (CPDS), while meeting SLA requirements.

Process Improvement & Cost Efficiency

• Proactively identify process improvement initiatives leading to measurable performance and cost benefits.
• Conduct recurring analysis to generate ongoing cost-saving opportunities.
• Review existing processes to eliminate waste and implement efficiency improvements.
• Perform root cause analysis on KPI deviations and deploy corrective actions using operating systems and standard procedures.

Team Leadership & Performance Management

• Develop, mentor, and motivate DC and Distribution teams to achieve performance goals.
• Ensure safe operating practices and efficient warehouse operations.
• Supervise, train, and monitor warehouse employees through KPI-based performance tracking across all DC functions.

Stakeholder Collaboration & Systems Enablement

• Work closely with Buying, Ecommerce, and Store Operations teams to optimize the distribution network.
• Collaborate with IT teams to implement and enhance supply chain systems and tools.

Routing, Network & Analytics

• Analyze route schedules, load plans, historical activity, and customer trends to improve routing efficiency.
• Assist in developing and implementing effective supply chain solutions.
• Investigate operational pain points and design solutions to resolve inefficiencies and conflicts.