Inventory Manager

Your system is solid. Your instincts are sharp. But no one listens until it’s too late. Ready for a place that actually trusts you to lead? You’re constantly two steps ahead, but you’re the last person they ask. You know when stock will run short. You know the workaround. You know the fix. But leadership only listens when the floor’s on fire.

We built Wisenbaker around operators who think like owners. Here, inventory is strategic. If you’ve got the brains and experience to run it, we give you the support and the room to lead.

Take full ownership of our inventory process. That means managing accuracy, forecasting demand, reducing waste, and leading your team like a well‑oiled machine.

• Own the entire inventory lifecycle — no babysitting needed
• Keep stock accurate through smart systems, spot checks, and usage analysis
• Forecast what’s coming so we’re never short, and never overstocked
• Be the bridge between purchasing and production — timing is everything
• Use our ERP (and your brain) to find waste, cut it, and speed things up
• Mentor your inventory control team and build a culture of pride and precision
• Recommend changes, own the process, and drive measurable improvements

• Degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, or equivalent experience
• 3–5+ years of manufacturing inventory management (cabinet industry = huge bonus)
• 1–2+ years leading people or processes — we need a driver, not a passenger
• ERP experience a must (Net Suite, Epicor, SAP, etc.)
• Excel wizardry (pivot tables, VLOOKUPs, inventory audits, the whole deal)
• Familiarity with Lean, Six Sigma, or CI methods — or just really good common sense

At Wisenbaker, we don’t just support the homebuilding industry, we help build it from the ground up. As one of the largest interior finish solutions providers in the country, we partner with top home builders to deliver flooring, countertops, and cabinets that turn houses into homes. But we’re more than materials; we’re a people‑powered operation where hard work is noticed, growth is real, and leadership actually leads.