Inventory Analyst

Inventory Analyst

Walton, KY

Compensation includes a starting pay rate of $24-26/hour

Available shift: 8am - 4pm, Monday-Friday

The Inventory Analyst is responsible for the control and accuracy of all inventory as it relates to all system transactions.

Essential functions and key responsibilities:

• Reconciles IFS inventory transactions on a daily basis
• Processes all PDN's, Product Defect Notifications, daily (inventory issue transactions)
• Facilitates all cycle counting:
  • Schedules counts.
  • Reconciles discrepancies and determines the root causes
  • Makes inventory adjustments upon approval by established hierarchy
  • Records and tracks inventory accuracy for weekly KPI reporting
• Plays a major role in assisting the facilitation of all physical inventories
• Researches all inventory discrepancies, ensures accurate and thorough inventory management and records
• Has responsibility for preparation of production, inventory, and reconciliation reports and adjustments
• Responsible for Inventory Control and works closely with ERP systems
• Performs month end close preparations and transactions:
  • Ensures all product is received in the system prior to close
  • Ensures all inventory and transaction reconciliation is complete and correct prior to month end close
  • Ensures IFS is scheduled to be turned off for month end close, at 7am, the first day of each month

Requirements:

• H.S. diploma or G.E.D.
• 1 yr. in inventory control or accounting or other, relevant supply chain position
• Computer literate in an ERP system and Microsoft Office with the ability to use workstations or RF scanners, email, copiers and printers
• Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail
• Good communication skills and a sense of urgency
• Able to work independently at times and with minimal supervision but can also work easily as part of the team when needed
• Demonstrates initiative and good problem-solving skills
• Experience driving a reach truck, cherry picker, forklift
• Strong command of spoken and written English (native or near-native fluency)