Logistics Analyst Kansas City

Logistics Analyst

Full Time • Kansas City
Duvel Moortgat is internationally recognized as a leader in the high-end beer segment and is the fourth largest craft brewery by volume in the United States. The Duvel Moortgat family includes Duvel USA, Boulevard Brewing Company, and Brewery Ommegang. Our beers and cocktails are built by our people, who are bound together by a devotion to our products and customers. We offer a competitive salary, employee bonus, medical/dental, 401k, educational assistance, parental leave, and other wonderful employee perks and benefits! 

SUMMARY 
The Logistics Analyst is an integral role in the Supply Chain organization, with dual responsibility to act as the primary customer service representative for our family of breweries interfacing with multiple wholesalers, and as a logistics analyst working internally with multiple sales divisions. The Logistics Analyst will oversee supply chain processes and product delivery by tracking and reviewing invoices, shipment status, and delivery route activity. Excellent communication skills, ability to multi-task, inventory management and prior customer service experience is required. 
 
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES 
  • Review and manage order fulfillment of monthly beer orders from wholesaler customers
  • Monitor internal inventory volumes and availability on a regular basis. This can include finished goods and raw materials
  • Proactively identify and address situations where shipments may be delayed or affected by inventory levels
  • Tracks product flow from origin to delivery via web-based logistics systems and other appropriate methods of monitoring inventory and shipment vehicles
  • Provide proactive and regular updates to customers regarding the status of their orders
  • Monitor distributor inventory levels and availability on a regular basis and as required to make shipment adjustments and decisions
  • Maintains database(s) system of record for inventory and order fulfillment
  • Work with OTR/intermodal freight carrier(s) to arrange transportation of goods from brewery warehouse(s) to wholesaler warehouse(s)
  • Obtain spot quotes from freight carriers for FTL/LTL shipments through internal logistics channels (as needed)
  • Work with distributors and third-party service provider to ensure timely and efficient dunnage returns
  • Calculate and ensure that appropriate freight charges are billed to the customer
  • Identify team process improvement opportunities (proactive and reactive)
  • Work closely with Warehouse team to facilitate operational efficiency
  • Work closely with Duvel USA Sales team to facilitate sales execution and ensure customer service is satisfactory
  • Work closely with Production teams for all breweries to ensure production planning meets needs
  • Follow Standard Operating Procedures and exemplify customer service best practices
  • Performs other related duties and project work, as assigned
KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE AND ABILITIES REQUIRED
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience required
  • Previous experience working in logistics management, or a supply chain management role is required
  • Customer service experience required
  • Experience in inventory forecasting and management
  • Experience in warehouse shipping/receiving, and general freight
  • Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
  • Strong ability to multi-task, and superior attention to detail
  • Work under the guidance of team leader and alongside other team members to ensure that organizational goals are met
  • Self-motivated and able to work independently with limited direction
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Outlook
  • Embrace the Duvel Moortgat values: Passion, Quality, Sustainability, & Integrity
OTHER DUTIES

Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS 
 
  • Continuous use of hands and fingers for typing, using a mouse, and operating office equipment
  • Frequent requirement to remain in a seated position for extended periods during the workday
  • Frequent communication with colleagues, management, and external parties via phone, video conferencing, and in-person meetings
  • Prolonged periods of focused attention on financial details, analysis, and problem-solving
  • Occasional need to stand or walk within the office environment
  • Occasional lifting and carrying (up to 10-15 lbs)

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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