Job Title: Supply Chain Analyst (Freelance – 12 Month Contract) Location: East Flanders, Belgium (Hybrid)
Sector: Food
A global organisation in the food sector is seeking an experienced Supply Chain Analyst to support its European operations team. This is a freelance contract role (minimum 12 months) based in East Flanders, operating in a hybrid working model (typically 2–3 days onsite).
Working within a high-volume food manufacturing environment, the successful consultant will help improve supply chain visibility, planning accuracy, and operational efficiency across production and distribution networks. The role will involve close collaboration with planning, procurement, logistics and manufacturing teams across Europe.
Supply Chain Analytics
Analyse supply chain data across demand, production, inventory and distribution.
Build dashboards and reports to monitor key supply chain KPIs.
Planning & Forecast Support
Support demand and supply planning teams with data analysis and forecasting insights.
Identify stock imbalances, slow movers, and excess inventory risks.
Support initiatives to optimise safety stock and working capital.
Work closely with supply planners, logistics teams, procurement and manufacturing.
Contribute to cross-functional supply chain improvement projects.
Identify opportunities to streamline reporting and planning processes.
Support automation of recurring analyses and reporting tools.
Contribute to digital transformation initiatives within the supply chain function.
Proven experience in supply chain analytics.
Experience within FMCG, food manufacturing, consumer goods, or manufacturing supply chains preferred.
Experience working in complex, multi-site European supply chains is advantageous.
Advanced Excel and strong analytical capabilities.
Familiarity with ERP systems (SAP, APO, or similar).
Experience with demand planning or supply planning systems is beneficial.
Ability to translate data into clear operational insights.
Contract Details
Contract Type: Freelance
Start Date: ASAP
Language: English required (Dutch preferred)