Support APAC logistics by tracking damage/claims, analyzing shipment KPIs and freight costs, auditing invoices, building dashboards (Excel/Power BI), supporting carrier management and RFQs, and driving process standardization and digitalization across countries. Requires Chinese language ability and stakeholder communication.
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APAC Logistics Analyst is a data-driven problem solver who ensures logistics operations across the region are cost-efficient, reliable, and optimized, while navigating the complexity of multiple countries. Typically works within Bosch’s regional supply chain or logistics organization, supporting operations across Asia-Pacific. The role usually combines data analysis, operational support, and process improvement.
1. Logistics / Transportation Damage and Claim Follow up
- Check and follow up internally based on the freight forwarder/logistics providers updates on the open damage/claims shipments
2. Reporting & Carrier Management Support
- Collecting shipment reports from Global Freight Forwarder, measure and analyse logistics KPI for on-time delivery (OTD), transport cost and efficiency for Air Freight, Sea Freight and Overland.
- Track and analyse freight costs across APAC. Audit invoices and detect discrepancies.
- Build dashboard and reports (often in Excel, Power BI or similar system/tools)
- Identify trends, bottlenecks and root causes of logistics issues
- Support monthly/ quarterly performance reviews across APAC by providing performance scorecard.
- Support RFQs/RFPs (focus on collecting business requirement aligning with BOSCH Service Catalogue/ MOP format).
3. Process Improvement and Digitalization
- Identify inefficiencies and propose solutions
- Help implement logistics tools, automation and system upgrades
- Standardize process across APAC countries
Stay informed on logistics industry trends, emerging technologies and best practices in logistics and supply chain analytics.
Qualifications- Candidate should speak Chinese.
- Good knowledge of supply chain & logistics concepts. At least 3-5 years working experience in supply chain related industry.
- Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
- Good skillset in Microsoft office, Power BI (bonus points on TMS & WMS)
- Attention to detail and process mindset
Strong communication skills and stakeholder management.
Additional Information
Candidate should speak Chinese.
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