Supply Chain Engineer 3

Job Title:

Supply Chain Engineer 3

Location:

Peoria, Illinois Job Type:

Full-time, On-Going Contract, W2

Schedule:

Monday -

Friday, Onsite, First Shift Pay Range:

$48.50 - $51.96 per hour

Job Description:

Roles & Responsibility:

Own the Business Definition of the In-Transit Object Define what "in-transit" means from a business standpoint — including minimum required fields, confidence levels, timestamps, and lifecycle states Ensure the in-transit object reflects how the business actually plans, sequences, builds, and mitigates risk Establish clear rules for what is trusted vs. informational, and how planners should interpret and act on the signal Translate Operational Needs into Clear Requirements Work directly with material planners, logistics, transportation, procurement, and supplier teams to capture real use cases and pain points Convert those needs into clear, testable business requirements that engineering teams can build against (epics, features, acceptance criteria) Ensure requirements explicitly support line continuity, execution decisions, and exception management, not passive visibility Drive End-to-End Process Alignment Map the end-to-end inbound flow (supplier ? carrier ? transit ? receiving ? production use) and identify where data breaks, degrades, or loses confidence Align ASN, transportation, and tracking processes so that data is linked, synchronized, and explainable across systems Define ownership and handoffs across business functions to avoid "orphaned" signals or manual workarounds Partner Closely with Technical Teams Act as the business counterpart to digital and data teams, ensuring solutions meet operational intent Review designs, data models, and logic through a business execution lens Push back on solutions that are operationally unusable or misleading Enable Deployment and Adoption Support rollout by defining what success looks like at site level (how planners use it, how exceptions are handled, what decisions move earlier) Help shape training, communications, and operational guidance so teams understand how to use the signal Identify early adoption issues and course-correct quickly based on real usage and feedback Apply Strong Analytical and Problem-Solving Rigor Analyze inbound performance trends, data gaps, and exceptions to identify root causes Use data to challenge assumptions, validate improvements, and refine business rules over time

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, or related field preferred 5-7 years of experience in supply chain, logistics, transportation, or related field Proven experience working with inbound logistics, shipment tracking, ETAs, ASNs, or execution-level supply chain signals Demonstrated experience translating operational needs into clear, testable business requirements Experience working cross-functionally with business and technical teams Advanced analytics experience using tools such as Excel, Tableau, Power BI, or similar

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience with ERP systems (SAP, Oracle) or transportation management systems (TMS) SQL querying and reporting experience Prior experience in digital product management, business systems, or supply chain transformation initiatives

Top Skills:

Strong supply chain domain knowledge (transportation, inbound logistics, supplier collaboration) Experience with ASNs, shipment tracking, ETAs, and execution-level supply chain signals Ability to operate between business and technical teams, translating operational needs into buildable requirements #LI-LH1