Supply Chain Analyst, Procurement

Branch is shaking up the $46B office furniture industry to create an office experience for the 21st century: easy, affordable and flexible so you can sit down (or stand) and get to work. Office furniture hasn't changed in a while--about 85 years, in fact. That's the average age of the top twenty-five office furniture companies in America. Branch makes beautiful and supportive work products for enterprises and home offices, too. Our mission extends beyond furniture into health, productivity and more.

Our founders arrive with experience in partnerships, real estate acquisitions and venture building at leading real estate companies like Oxford Properties, SL Green and Redfin.

We’re an ambitious group of problem solvers innovating across software, design and logistics, and we’re looking for entrepreneurial teammates who like a challenge.

We’re looking for a highly analytical and detail-oriented Supply Chain Analyst to own end-to-end inventory management across all sales channels. This role sits at the intersection of Forecasting, Production, Product Development, and Customer Experience, ensuring we have the right inventory, in the right place, at the right time.

You will be responsible for maintaining critical inventory reporting, proactively identifying risk, managing inventory flow, and communicating clearly across teams. This is a high-visibility role that directly impacts revenue, margin, and customer satisfaction.

This is a 12-month contract role covering maternity leave, with potential opportunity for extension based on business needs.

You are extremely comfortable working in Excel and Google Sheets, confident manipulating large datasets, and capable of building clean, scalable reporting. You’re comfortable communicating risk early, partnering cross-functionally, and working through ambiguity. Experience in inventory-heavy businesses, ideally furniture or durable goods, is a strong plus.

You are equal parts technical and operational. Monitor inventory levels and velocity trends to proactively identify risk

Translate inventory data into clear insights and recommendations for cross-functional partners

Place purchase orders with vendors, including MOQ, optimization, and containerization considerations

Reconcile discrepancies between planned and ordered inventory and coordinate resolution

Manage channel allocation and inventory positioning to protect availability and revenue

Manage inventory distribution and warehouse allocation to streamline parcel zones

Support inventory transfers and rebalancing decisions across warehouse locations

Support new product launches and SKU transitions by ensuring accurate inventory planning and system updates

Monitor lead times, shipment ETAs, and potential delays, escalating risk when needed

Collaborate with Fulfillment, Customer Service, and Sales teams to ensure accurate inventory messaging and delivery expectations

Contribute data and analysis to recurring planning cycles, executive updates, and other ad hoc initiatives

Continuously stress-test and iterate on automations, reporting, controls, and processes to increase efficiency, accuracy and reduce manual work

Bachelor’s degree in one of the following (or related field):

• Supply Chain Management
• Data Science or Analytics

Strong proficiency in Excel and Google Sheets

Comfortable with complex formulas, pivot tables, data modeling, and scenario analysis

Familiarity with SKU-level inventory planning and replenishment logic

Experience working with ERP or inventory systems

Bonus Points

Experience in furniture, durable goods, or multi-warehouse distribution environments

Experience working with Purchase Orders, inbound shipments, and lead time management

Working knowledge of SQL and BI tools such as Looker, Tableau, or similar

Exposure to S&OP processes or demand planning frameworks

Experience managing inventory across multiple countries (US/Canada, multi-DCs)