October 17, 2026
Dear [Hiring manager's name],
I analyze supply and demand data across 2,200 SKUs for Ferncliff Consumer Brands, building the weekly reporting that our planning team uses to catch problems before they hit the warehouse floor. I'm applying to [Company name] because I want to analyze a larger, more complex supply network with more variables worth modeling.
I built a Python-based exception report that automatically flags SKUs drifting outside their forecast tolerance, which cut the time planners spend manually reviewing exceptions from six hours a week to under one, and it caught a supplier lead-time drift early enough to avoid what would have been a six-week stockout on a top-20 SKU. My monthly reporting package now drives our S&OP agenda directly.
I'm fluent in SQL, Python, and Power BI, and I pull data from our ERP and warehouse systems to build models most planners would otherwise have to request from IT. I've trained two planners on reading and trusting the exception report instead of re-checking it by hand.
I'd like to bring that same analytical approach to [Company name]. I'm glad to walk through my reporting build in more detail and can start within a few weeks of an offer. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Kenji Thompson