Garrett Smith
About Garrett Smith
Garrett Smith is a Supply Chain Analyst currently working at Owlet Baby Care in Lehi, Utah. He has extensive experience in supply chain management, having previously held positions at Young Living Essential Oils and earned a Bachelor's degree in Global Supply Chain Management from Brigham Young University.
Work at Owlet
Garrett Smith has been employed at Owlet Baby Care as a Supply Chain Analyst since 2020. In this role, he is responsible for analyzing and optimizing supply chain processes to ensure efficient operations. His work supports the timely delivery of products, contributing to the company's commitment to providing quality baby care solutions. Owlet operates from Lehi, Utah, where Smith applies his expertise to enhance supply chain effectiveness.
Previous Experience at Young Living Essential Oils
Prior to joining Owlet, Garrett Smith worked at Young Living Essential Oils. He held two positions during his tenure from 2018 to 2020. Initially, he served as a Planner for one year, followed by a role as Global Supply Planner - Internal Manufacturing for another year. In these positions, he focused on managing supply chain logistics and ensuring the timely transportation of products to meet market demand.
Education and Expertise
Garrett Smith earned a Bachelor's degree in Global Supply Chain Management from the Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University. His studies spanned from 2014 to 2019, providing him with a solid foundation in supply chain principles and practices. This educational background supports his extensive experience in various supply chain areas, including logistics, manufacturing, and demand planning.
Supply Chain Management Skills
Garrett Smith possesses a diverse skill set in supply chain management. His experience includes logistics, manufacturing, purchasing, quality assurance, and project management. He has implemented the Oracle JD Edwards Materials Planning Enterprise system to manage inventory levels across multiple markets. Additionally, he facilitated the production of over 85 million units of personal care products, managing a portfolio of over 2,500 SKUs.