Director Analyst

Description:

Gartner Analysts are thought leaders who create must-have research, market predictions and best practices for a broad range of world-leading organizations. A Director Analyst possesses a keen eye for identifying gaps, problems, and solutions within the market they serve. They use their knowledge to help clients make better decisions, solve complex issues, and execute new practices that propel clients’ businesses toward key objectives. A Director Analyst publishes these insights as pragmatic and/or provocative research. Additionally, they reinforce Gartner’s value every day by engaging clients via in-person and virtual meetings, sales support visits, Gartner conferences and industry events.

As a thought leader in supply chain analytics, generative AI, and Digital transformation, you will build insights and advise senior supply chain leaders on leading trends, use cases, and best practices in the field.

What you’ll do:
 

• Support Gartner Supply Chain’s coverage of supply chain analytics across the extended supply chain, focusing on the impact of analytics on decision-making, and overall supply chain performance.
• Partner with adjacent functional experts in supply chain strategy, planning, sourcing, manufacturing, network design, and logistics to support clients in orchestrating a supply chain analytics strategy across the end-to-end supply chain.
• Advise senior supply chain leaders across all subsectors of manufacturing and retailing, translating research positions to a specific industry’s supply chain.
• Lead process and capability assessments to help supply chain leaders leverage external diagnostics to improve performance.
• Produce innovative, thought-leading, impactful, analytically deep, fact-based research.
• Prepare and deliver high-value presentations and other materials.
• Support the Gartner sales team in driving new business through proof of capability discussions.
• Drive client demand for your advice and insight
• Lead or participate in research community meetings to discuss research issues and collaborate effectively with peers.