Own and manage financial planning cycles (budget, forecast, actuals) for logistics cost areas, with a strong focus on warehousing
Analyze financial performance and identify key cost drivers (transport, storage, handling)
Provide clear, data‑driven insights to support decision‑making and performance management
Review, standardize, and improve invoice control and financial processes, reducing manual work through automation and system‑based solutions
Develop dashboards and reporting tools to simplify high‑volume data analysis
Lead process improvement initiatives, strengthening controls and increasing efficiency
Act as a finance partner to logistics stakeholders, supporting operational and strategic objectives
Drive change through pilots, testing, and fact‑based recommendations in a complex matrix environment

Degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, Economics, or similar
Experience in finance analysis or business partnering; supply chain or logistics exposure is a strong plus
Solid understanding of financial processes (budgeting, forecasting, reporting)
Strong interest in logistics cost structures (freight, warehousing, invoice validation)
Comfortable working with large datasets and ERP/reporting tools (Excel, Power BI, etc.)
Proven ability to improve processes, automate manual activities, and challenge the status quo
Clear communicator, able to translate complex data into actionable insights
Able to influence stakeholders in a matrix organization with pragmatism and integrity

Finance Business Partner, Supply Chain

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