Logistically Speaking, You’re Killing It

Some people know how to run things and some people don’t. We ask you: Can you handle a lot of balls in the air? And you say: Please. I can drink my coffee, tie my laces, and send ten emails with those balls in the air. Well, that’s the kind of person we need. Someone who doesn't swallow when we say: Logistics. Operations. Someone who says: Bring it on.

About the position

- Responsible for Systems and Operational design and execution of Demand Planning, Inventory Mgmt and Buys from factories, Re-buys, as well as interface with IT, factories, Liason Offices, Sales, Marketing, Merchandising, Retail, Finance and Operations.

- Accountable for Planning: Develop demand plans that support the strategic plans and work with cross-functional leadership to drive the demand planning process which may include setting goals and measurements to monitor performance and develop action plans.

- Ensure supply and demand plans link to strategic and financial plans.

- Determine inventory strategy by understanding category/product initiatives and demand to manage inventory strategy and targets in order to develop buy strategy.

- Purchase: Execute and manage commitments through creation of purchase orders and mgmt of buy exceptions and review coverage and manage POs. Prepares purchase orders for procurement of finished goods.

- Merch Ops: gathering and analyzes data in support of Product and Merchandising areas. Develops and provides quantitative and qualitative analysis and financial models that drive towards Merchandising efficiency, cost effectiveness and enhance quality of product assortments.

- Minimum of 5 years directly relevant work experience, preferably in retail market.

- Strong written and oral communication skills in English, including ability to make persuasive presentations to senior management.

- SAP implementation experience.

- Knowledge in manufacturing processes.

- Strong analytic and problem solving skills.

A Nike é a maior empresa do segmento de roupas e calçados para esportes. A empresa tem aproximadamente 38.000 funcionários no mundo (e mais de 950.000 trabalhadores indiretos que estão empregados nas fábricas contratadas), opera mais de 350 outlets próprios (Nike Factory Outlets), além de aproximadamente 420 lojas Niketown, NikeWomen e Nike Clearance, tendo seus produtos vendidos em 170 países. Segundo a consultoria britânica Interbrand, somente a marca NIKE está avaliada em US$ 14.528 bilhões, ocupando a posição de número 25 no ranking das marcas mais valiosas do mundo, além de ocupar a posição de número 18 no ranking das marca mais influentes do planeta.