We're hiring: someone to make our supply chain actually predict things ?

Company:
Borosil Limited
Team:
Sales Transformation & IT – (Supply Chain)

Location:
Gurugram (on-site, with external visits)

Level:
Data Scientist
Exp:
3–4 yrs

Type:
Full time

The vibe

Right now, supply chain runs on Data — reports get made, dashboards get refreshed, everyone nods in the review. Cool. We want to skip past that.

We're looking for someone who can take fill rates, freight costs, warehouse spend, and inventory that's been sitting around too long — and actually predict what happens next, before it happens. Not another report nobody opens twice. Real forecasting, real optimization, real ₹ saved.

If "descriptive analytics" makes you yawn and "predictive/prescriptive" makes you lean in — keep reading.

What you'll actually be doing

Performance Metrics & SLA monitoring — but make it predictive
- Own fill rate and TAT tracking across the network, not as a rear-view mirror but as an early-warning system
- Build models that flag an SLA breach
*before*
it happens,



not in next week's report
- Send scorecards to warehouses that people actually act on

Freight & network analytics
- Deep-dive freight by channel, category, distributor, customer — FTL/PTL splits, route costs, vehicle optimization, the whole map
- Run 4–5 years of freight trend analysis and actually use it
- Apply real optimization/ML (route optimization, load consolidation) to bring cost per unit down, not just report that it went up

Warehouse & cost apportionment
- Cost per sq. ft., cost per box, cost per CFT — know these cold, by channel and category
- Chase down slow-moving and non-moving stock like it owes you money
- ABC/XYZ inventory analysis, pallet occupancy, a discontinued SKU dashboard with aging built in
- Build demand forecasting and inventory optimization models that actually shrink the slow-moving pile

Dashboarding & predictive analytics
- Sales Fill Rate, Stock Transfer Fill Rate, Inventory Flow, Returns

📌 Data Scientist (Gurugram)
🏢 Borosil
📍 Gurugram