Shannon Long
About Shannon Long
Shannon Long is a Material Analyst at Navistar Inc, where she has worked since 2013. She specializes in analyzing material costs, developing inventory plans, and coordinating with purchasing managers to optimize supply chain efficiency.
Work at Navistar
Shannon Long has been employed at Navistar Inc. as a Material Analyst since 2013. In this role, she operates from Springfield, OH, where she focuses on analyzing cost variances for materials influenced by seasonal changes. Her responsibilities include coordinating with purchasing managers to research and analyze material and supply costs. Additionally, she develops inventory plans by projecting material needs for up to a year in advance, ensuring production efficiency and consistency.
Education and Expertise
Shannon Long completed her high school education at Northwestern High School, earning her H.S. Diploma from 1991 to 1995. She furthered her education at Clark State Community College, where she studied Business Administration and Management, General, and obtained an Associate's of Applied Business from 1995 to 1998. This educational background supports her analytical skills and expertise in material management.
Background
Shannon Long has a solid foundation in material analysis, stemming from her educational achievements and extensive experience in the field. Her career at Navistar Inc. spans over a decade, during which she has honed her skills in monitoring inventory processes and researching alternative materials to manage cost increases from suppliers. Her role requires a deep understanding of market trends and material sourcing.
Achievements
In her capacity as a Material Analyst at Navistar, Shannon Long has developed effective inventory plans and has played a crucial role in ensuring production efficiency. Her ability to analyze cost variances and coordinate with purchasing managers has contributed to the company's operational success. Additionally, her research into alternative materials demonstrates her proactive approach to mitigating supplier cost increases.