A logistics company based in Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, is hiring a Logistics IT Analyst to sit at the point where its shipment data, warehouse systems, and day-to-day operations actually meet. This is a full-time, on-site role, and the person who takes it will spend most days moving between spreadsheets, SQL queries, and conversations with the ops team about what isn't working yet.
What the role involves
The analyst will work directly in the logistics systems that track inventory, dispatch, and delivery status, and will be expected to know them well enough to spot misconfigurations before they turn into missed shipments. A large part of the job is writing and maintaining the queries and small application fixes that keep dashboards and reports accurate for the operations and finance teams. When a process breaks down, whether it's a delay in order routing or a mismatch between what the warehouse system shows and what's physically on the shelf, this person digs into the data to find out why.
- Maintain and troubleshoot logistics and warehouse management system integrations
- Write and optimize SQL queries to support reporting for operations and finance
- Analyze recurring process issues, such as delivery delays or inventory mismatches, and recommend fixes
- Gather requirements from warehouse, dispatch, and finance teams for new tools or reports
- Fix bugs identified during testing of internal logistics applications
- Coordinate with cross-functional teams during system rollouts and upgrades
Who fits this job
A bachelor's degree is the baseline expected for this position, generally in computer science, information technology, or a closely related field. Candidates should be able to show they've worked with the kinds of systems this job touches, not just studied them. Three years of relevant work experience is required.
Naukri Mitra lists this under Software Development, though in practice it sits closer to the operations side of that category than a typical coding role. The person hired will still write and maintain application code and will still need to be comfortable in that world, but the day-to-day is shaped as much by logistics workflows as by software.
Required skills
- Working knowledge of logistics or supply chain systems
- SQL, including writing and troubleshooting moderately complex queries
- Process analysis, particularly around identifying where a workflow is losing time or accuracy
- Requirements gathering from non-technical stakeholders
Good to have
None of the following are dealbreakers, but they would strengthen an application. Prior exposure to a warehouse management system such as SAP EWM or Oracle WMS is useful, since it shortens ramp-up time in this environment. Familiarity with basic scripting in Python or a similar language helps when a fix needs to go beyond a single query. Some experience with data visualization tools like Power BI is also relevant, since much of the reporting work eventually needs to be presented back to non-technical stakeholders in a way they can act on.
Pay and logistics of the role
The role pays ₹71,500 per month and is based on-site at the Vibhuti Khand office in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. Anyone searching for a logistics IT analyst salary in Lucknow per month can take that figure as the actual offer for this posting, not a range. This is not a remote or hybrid position, so candidates should be based in or willing to relocate to Lucknow before applying.
Benefits for this role include health insurance, paid time off, and provident fund contributions, which are fairly standard across full-time software and IT roles at this level. Because the position is on-site and the employer has had candidates relocate for similar roles before, relocation assistance and accommodation support are also offered here, which is worth knowing if you're currently based outside Lucknow and searching logistics IT analyst job openings in Lucknow more broadly.
The systems you'll actually touch
Most days start with checking overnight batch reports from the warehouse management system for anything that failed to sync, then moving into whatever ticket or request came in from the dispatch or finance teams. A typical fix might involve tracing why a delivery status stopped updating for a batch of shipments, usually by comparing what the WMS shows against the transport partner's feed and finding where they disagree. Some of that work is straightforward SQL; some of it becomes a longer investigation across three or four different data sources before the actual cause shows up.
Occasionally the fix isn't in the data at all, but in how a warehouse team member enters information, which means part of this job is explaining a technical issue to someone without a technical background clearly enough that they can change how they work. That communication piece isn't listed as a formal skill anywhere, but it comes up often enough that it's worth mentioning directly here.
What the work is actually like
Some weeks are quiet, mostly maintenance and small requests from the warehouse team. Other weeks, usually around month-end reconciliation or a system upgrade, get busy fast, and the analyst is expected to prioritize whatever is actually blocking a shipment or a report deadline over whatever was originally planned for that day. People who do well in this kind of role tend to be the ones who can hold both modes without losing track of the smaller fixes that pile up during the busier stretches.
The team is small enough that this analyst will become the go-to person for anything touching logistics data, which means early visibility into problems, but also fewer people to hand off to when something goes wrong outside normal hours. That trade-off is worth weighing honestly before applying, since it shapes the job more than the title alone suggests. Over time, someone who handles this well tends to move into a broader systems or operations analyst role, since the underlying skill set overlaps closely with that career path.
How to apply
Interested candidates who meet the education and experience requirements above should submit a resume along with a short note on any hands-on experience with logistics or warehouse systems, even if it wasn't the primary focus of a previous role. Companies hiring logistics IT analysts in Lucknow, including this one, tend to move faster when the application clearly connects past SQL or systems work to actual logistics outcomes, so be specific rather than general about that experience.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and shortlisted candidates will be contacted directly for an initial screening call followed by an in-person interview at the Gomti Nagar office.
