Inventory Manager

We need an Inventory Manager comfortable moving between spreadsheets, stakeholders, and the strategy that ties them together. For the feedback-driven Inventory Manager with 6 years, Cushman & Wakefield answers with $123,000 - $195,000, an internship setup, and a ladder built for climbing. Key Responsibilities Keep the operating model from breaking as Anaheim headcount doubles Wire up dashboards so Anaheim managers stop asking you for the same numbers Decide which Anaheim accounts get the white-glove treatment and why Set guardrails so an internship deal can move without a committee Present findings and recommendations to manager stakeholders with clarity Collaborate with ABC Analysis and Manhattan Associates WMS stakeholders to remove operational bottlenecks What You'll Bring The integrity to flag your own mistakes first A history of leaving business processes better than you found them Resilience measured across 8 years of business cycles A quality-obsessed attitude and eagerness to learn new skills Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities under tight deadlines Demonstrated comfort presenting to manager leadership Our gloriously-unglamorous approach to business has made Cushman & Wakefield a go-to choice for companies throughout CA. You'll never have to guess where you stand with your manager in this internship role. The headline reads $123,000 - $195,000; the fine print is all upside, mentorship, benefits, and freedom to grow your Customer Service. Right now Cushman & Wakefield is mid-search, and the Inventory Manager chair is yours to claim. #J-18808-Ljbffr Energy Innovation Corp