Behind every successful multinational brand is a team of logistics experts ensuring that products move efficiently across borders. At Unilever Kenya, the Export Analyst plays a key role in making that happen — combining supply chain expertise, operational precision, and global coordination to deliver excellence in every shipment.
This position isn’t just about moving goods; it’s about creating seamless processes that connect markets, suppliers, and customers in real time.
1. Purpose That Powers Performance
Unilever believes in bringing purpose to life through meaningful work. For the Export Analyst, that means ensuring that warehousing, customs clearance, and transportation activities run smoothly — so that customers, distributors, and stakeholders enjoy an uninterrupted flow of products.
Their work helps maintain Unilever’s global reputation for reliability and operational excellence.
2. Responsibilities That Drive Success
The Export Analyst’s duties go far beyond administrative logistics. They are responsible for:
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Overseeing inbound logistics such as customs documentation and port clearance.
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Ensuring end-to-end warehouse operations — from receiving and dispatching to distribution — comply with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
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Monitoring stock levels and ensuring real-time updates through Unilever’s SAP system.
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Maintaining safety, hygiene, and compliance across warehouse facilities.
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Coordinating with 3PL (third-party logistics) providers, suppliers, and stakeholders for timely movement of goods.
Every shipment handled with precision reinforces Unilever’s supply chain strength across Africa and beyond.
3. The Skills Behind the Role
To excel as an Export Analyst, one must blend analytical skills with hands-on logistics knowledge. Ideal candidates bring:
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A Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management or related field
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3–5 years of experience in logistics, imports, or exports
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Knowledge of procure-to-pay and order-to-cash cycles
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Strong command of warehouse operations and SAP systems
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Commitment to safety, compliance, and continuous improvement
Experience in the FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) industry is an added advantage.
4. A Role That Builds the Future
In a world where supply chains are the heartbeat of global trade, Unilever’s Export Analysts ensure the system stays strong, transparent, and sustainable.
If you’re passionate about logistics, optimization, and teamwork — and you want your career to make an international impact — consider applying for this rewarding position at Unilever Careers.
