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Ralph Lauren · India

Functional Support Associate, Worker Well-being

IndiaMarketing

Last seen on Ralph Lauren’s official careers site on July 13, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

POSITION OVERVIEW

The selected candidate will develop deep expertise in the area of our Vendor Management System and related applications. The primary focus of this role is centered on data entry for supply chain social audits and data extraction and analysis for that data. The position will work with a global team to ensure that the business needs are being met and that the team can perform their jobs efficiently and effectively.

The position will work from 11.30am – 8.30pm IST as regular shift, supporting our team’s operations globally (USA, Hong Kong, India, and Bangladesh), subject to business needs.

Qualifications

EXPERIENCE, SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE Location

Bengaluru, IN Qualification: Any

  • Bachelor’s degree, Science, commerce or accounting background preferred Experience of 1+ year in a supply chain focused role preferred A high proficiency in advanced Microsoft Excel functions (PivotTable, Macros) High proficiency in PowerBI preferred Fluency in English
  • Strong time management skills Willingness to work in other shifts to align with business requirements Willingness to learn about the social compliance process at Ralph Lauren
  • Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to understand and manage complex cross-functional business processes Collaborative, motivated, and energetic with ability to work on multiple tasks Experience working in complex supply chains a plus Experience in fashion a plus

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