Supply Chain Specialist

Job Title: Supply Chain Inventory Analyst Leader Department: Supply Chain Status of Hire: full-time, direct hire Shift: Mon-Fri 7a-4p Direct Reports: 5 cycle counters Responsibilities: Responsible for safety, quality, cost, and delivery of assigned shift Responsible to lead team of 5 cycle counters and promote teamwork to achieve objectives Closely monitor quality levels and root cause, correcting any non-conformances Supervise Inventory Analysts Consistently apply policies and procedures Develop, implement, and evaluate continuous improvement plans Ensure the integrity of the data in the SAP through proactively cycle counting assigned parts and performing various audits of SAP and making stock adjustments when necessary Maintain SAP inventory accuracy by performing cycle counts on assigned parts Audit storage location for misplaced parts and correcting the problem Work within WMS to ensure stock accuracy Correct negative stock (COGI) errors as they present themselves Work with Warehouse personnel to ensure storage bin stock is in correct bin Audit (Warehouse management system (WMS) for excess parts and quantity accuracy Assist quality with cycle counts to ensure quality standards are meet Transfer parts within different storage locations in SAP to correct Cogi and physical stock Continually work to understand the customer’s requirements in terms of quality and delivery Provide feedback to department manager about any quality or production concerns Requirements: 5+ years’ experience in automotive supply chain analytics / inventory management in an automotive environment plus HS Diploma Strengths in inventory management and data analytics, team leadership, and SAP utilization Microsoft Excel skills and WMS experience required Certified forklift driver (preferred) Ability to work independently Familiar with use of scanners and printers Must be available for weekend support rotation as needed Must be process and detailed oriented Able to learn and do multiple tasks simultaneously #J-18808-Ljbffr