Logistics Analyst
Western Digital
Logistics Analyst
Western Digital
Makes hard drives for cloud and AI data centers
As a Logistics Analyst within the Global Logistics organization, you will be responsible for managing end-to-end daily logistics, warehouse, and shipping operations, covering inbound and outbound freight activities for Raw Materials, Finished Goods Inventory (FGI), and Non-FG materials. Key warehouse responsibilities include goods receiving, storage, issuance, and scrap management to ensure accurate and efficient materials handling across all storage locations.
The role ensures full compliance with FIZ, LMW, and international customs regulations, covering customs documentation preparation, regulatory reporting, and FIZ/LMW import and export submissions. The individual monitors transactions, manages blanket approvals, and maintains master exemption records to uphold ongoing compliance. This involves working closely with Global Trade Compliance (GTC), customs brokers, government authorities, internal stakeholders, and logistics service providers to implement and maintain compliance requirements, including LMW License and sub-contract renewals, to ensure audit readiness.
The role also drives continuous improvement through best practices, workflow automation, and digitalization. The individual identifies process gaps, collects and analyzes logistics data for dashboard reporting, develops and maintains SOPs and work instructions, delivers training to stakeholders, and participates in global project teams. Support for internal and external audits is required as needed.
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Makes hard drives for cloud and AI data centers
Western Digital, which goes by WD, designs and makes hard disk drives, mostly the high-capacity models that cloud and AI data centers use to store huge amounts of data cheaply. In 2013, its HGST unit shipped the first helium-filled hard drives, which fit more disks into each drive and use less power. Its drives store data on stacks of spinning magnetic disks, and the lineup runs from Ultrastar data center drives to WD Red and WD Purple drives for home servers and security cameras. WD makes its money selling these drives to cloud companies, PC makers, and retail shoppers. Western Digital was founded in 1970 and is based in San Jose, California, and in 2025 it spun off its flash memory business as Sandisk.
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