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Why Take This Inventory Analyst Role:

- Visibility to the Operational and Company Leadership
- Growth and Advancement Opportunities
- Community Feel and Work/Life Balance

The Inventory Analyst is a key member of the accounting team. This position will join the team and put inventory processes and procedures in place to allow for better Accounting in this area. This Inventory Analyst role requires the ability to work across multiple department leads as well as partner with the inventory team to support them from an accounting perspective. The Inventory Analyst must also have the interpersonal skills to successfully work across a variety of individuals and the ability to wear a variety of accounting and finance hats.

Essential Responsibilities & Duties of Inventory Analyst:

• The Inventory Analyst is responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and optimizing the company's inventory levels
• Utilize data analysis and forecasting techniques to ensure optimal stock availability
• The Inventory Analyst will help minimize costs associated with overstocking and streamline inventory management processes
• Aim to balance supply and demand while maximizing profitability across the supply chain
• Inventory Analyst will work closely with purchasing teams to maintain accurate inventory levels and identify opportunities for process improvements

Requirements for Inventory Analyst:

• Associate's or Bachelors degree in Business, Finance or Accounting preferred, but not required
• 2+ years of experience with inventory preferably in a manufacturing environment
• Interpersonal skills; organization skills and multi-tasking ability
• Communication skills (verbal and written) with people at all levels of the organization and external contacts; Professionally assertive
• Strong decision making and problem solving skills, with an emphasis on innovative and creative solutions that result in higher profitability
• Operates with high integrity; builds trust, quickly wins and sustains credibility in relationship with others