Store Replenishment Analyst

Job Summary Closing Date: 2026/09/01 Reference Number: SHO260820-1 Job Title: Store Replenishment Analyst Job Type: Full Time Location - Country: South Africa Location - Province: Western Cape Location - Town or City: Brackenfell Job Category: Logistics About the Role Join a leading retail organisation where you will help ensure the right products are available at the right place and time. The Replenishment Analyst will be responsible for strategizing on replenishment through current and historical trend analysis in order to maximize sales, reduce waste, optimize inventory turns and improve gross margins. The successful candidate will establish and maintain key internal and external stakeholder relations to enable the replenishment function to embed a customer centric culture. Key Responsibilities Meet or exceed KPIs through proactive planning and timeous execution. Data tracking, monitoring and analysis. Analyzing inventory to increase or decrease forecast-based inventory levels. Support advertising efforts by assuring 100% stock availability on shelf. Leverage supply chain strategy to optimize sales and inventory effectiveness on a SKU level. Strategy adjustments to align with divisional and regional teams. Support store operations with all replenishment related queries and issues. Internal and external stakeholder management, including presenting and reporting on strategy. Develop and maintain Weekly KPI and Ad-hoc reports. Demonstrate collaborative approach to solve issues and strategically design joint action plans. Fostering a culture of collaboration, continuous improvement and customer service. Requirements TERTIARY EDUCATION: Degree in Business Sciences/ Logistics, Supply Chain or Relevant Experience in Replenishment/ Supply Chain (3+ Years) KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS: Self-starter that takes initiative with a willingness to learn and adapt in an ever-changing environment. Strong numerical and analytical aptitude and high proficiency in interpreting large data sets. Strong ability to grasp complex concepts and understand the “bigger picture”. Demonstrated ability to work unsupervised and under pressure. Demonstrated communication, collaboration and leadership skills. Knowledge of the functions that support supply chain. 4Ps model (Product; Price; Promotion; Place). Knowledge of FMCG / perishables stock handling principles (includes cold chain). Experience with using SAP. Proficient in analytical tools (Excel, SAP Self Service). Experience with JDA Blue Yonder (Advantageous). Policy Our Group is committed to creating, embracing, and preserving a diverse workplace that values the unique talents, perspectives, backgrounds, and abilities that enrich our organisation. A place where everyone matters and feels included. We are committed to Employment Equity when recruiting internally and externally. Please take note that by responding to this application and providing your personal information, you confirm your express and informed consent for Shoprite Checkers (Pty) Ltd and all its subsidiaries and affiliates companies to process your personal information for the Company to consider your application for this position. All Personal Information which you provide to the Company will be used and/or retained only for the purposes for which it is collected, whereafter it will be permanently destroyed. Your information is only retained if it is required by law or where you have given consent to us to retain such information for an extended period. If you don’t hear from us within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful. Any personal information collected as part of your application will be destroyed, securely, in accordance with South African legislation.

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