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Dear Ms. Engels,
After reading your listing on Indeed.com I decided to submit my resume in consideration of your organization’s Supply Chain Planner. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and have an extensive background in warehouse and shipping. I know the intricacies of keeping stock and informing proper parties when items run low.
My first hand experiences include an internship with Company Name getting a firm understanding of the duties and comprehension required for this position. I know SAP planning and inventory systems. I balance supply and demand utilizing a reliable network of contacts in the vendor industry. I handle inspections ensuring merchandise meets company standards. I manage documentation keeping it in order and updated. Scheduling and tracking deliveries is a major part of my day. It requires organization and focus juggling numerous orders getting them out in a timely manner and dealing with shipment issues with quick efficiency. As the Supply Chain Planner I have to explore options that maximize shipping of merchandise against costs. After four years it is a job that I do well.
I can be reached for an interview via any of the contact information found on my resume. I would love to sit down with you and discuss the Supply Chain Planner position.
Best Regards,
Jamya Patrick
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