Angelina Astobiza
About Angelina Astobiza
Angelina Astobiza is a Sr. Analyst, Supply Planning at SC Johnson with over five years of experience in supply planning and a strong background in chemical engineering and logistics.
Title and Role at SC Johnson
Angelina Astobiza holds the position of Senior Analyst in Supply Planning at SC Johnson. She joined the company in June 2018 and has accumulated over 5 years of experience in optimizing supply chain processes during her tenure. As a Sr. Analyst, she plays a crucial role in ensuring efficient supply planning to support the company's operations.
Professional Experience at AkzoNobel
Before joining SC Johnson, Angelina Astobiza worked at AkzoNobel, where she held multiple positions. She started as a Joven Profesional, a role she held for 9 months starting in 2013. Subsequently, she transitioned to the role of Development Chemist from 2014 to 2015. She further advanced to Planificador de Materias Primas, where she worked from 2015 to 2017. In this role, she focused on optimizing the supply chain processes, helping the company improve its material planning efficiency.
Educational Background in Supply Chain and Logistics
Angelina Astobiza has a strong educational background in supply chain and logistics. She studied at UADE Business School, achieving a Posgrado en Logística y Cadena de Abastecimiento in 2019. Additionally, she pursued studies in Data Driven Decision Making and Business Analytics at EANT - Escuela Argentina de Nuevas Tecnologías, completing this in 2020. Her academic achievements have equipped her with the analytical skills required for her roles in supply planning and logistics.
Chemical Engineering Education
Angelina Astobiza earned a degree in Chemical Engineering from the Universidad de Buenos Aires, where she studied from 2008 to 2014. This strong foundation in chemical engineering has supported her transition into roles that combine technical knowledge with logistics and supply planning, allowing her to contribute effectively to optimizing supply chain processes at both AkzoNobel and SC Johnson.