Senior Inventory Analyst - Job #1138

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Position:SENIOR INVENTORY ANALYST - JOB #1138

Location: Menominee, MI

Remote Status: On-Site

Job :1138

# of Openings:1

Position: Senior Inventory Analyst

Reports To: Supply Chain Manager

Pay Range: $70,000-$85,000 Per Year, Based on Experience and Qualifications.

The Senior Inventory Analyst serves as the primary analytical resource for inventory management within the Supply Chain organization and is responsible for developing comprehensive visibility of the company's inventory position, performance, risks, and opportunities.

The position analyzes inventory levels, consumption, demand, accuracy, movement, aging, shortages, excess and obsolete exposure, service levels, and inventory investment to provide Supply Chain leadership with accurate information and actionable recommendations.

The Senior Inventory Analyst works closely with Planning, Purchasing, Shipping/Receiving/Warehouse, Production, Finance, Quality, and other functions to identify inventory-related issues, determine underlying causes, and support development of effective inventory strategies and corrective actions.

This is a senior individual-contributor position. The role provides analytical and technical expertise rather than direct personnel management and is expected to advance the company's inventory management capability through data driven analysis, standardized methodologies, improved reporting, and continuous improvement.

The Senior Inventory Analyst is expected to develop a holistic understanding of the company's inventory and provide management with clear visibility of what inventory the company holds, why it is held, how effectively it supports business requirements, and where inventory-related risks or opportunities exist.

The position is expected to move inventory analysis beyond basic reporting by identifying trends, relationships, root causes, and emerging conditions requiring management attention.

The Senior Inventory Analyst is expected to challenge unsupported assumptions, identify weaknesses in inventory data and policies, and develop fact-based recommendations that balance material availability, customer and production requirements, service levels, inventory risk, and working-capital considerations.

Success in this position is measured by the accuracy and usefulness of inventory analysis, early identification of inventory risks, effectiveness of recommendations, improvement in inventory visibility and control, and contribution to better inventory management decisions.

Maintain comprehensive analytical visibility of company inventory across appropriate categories, locations, programs, and demand sources.

Analyze inventory levels, usage, movement, demand, age, value, availability, and other relevant inventory characteristics.

Identify excess, obsolete, slow-moving, inactive, shortage-risk, and otherwise abnormal inventory conditions.

Investigate significant changes in inventory levels and identify the underlying operational or planning drivers.

Analyze whether inventory levels appropriately support current and anticipated business requirements.

Identify inventory conditions requiring corrective action or management attention.

Develop fact-based recommendations for improving inventory performance and utilization.

Monitor the results of approved inventory actions and determine whether intended outcomes are being achieved.

Analyze the effectiveness of safety-stock levels, order quantities, inventory classifications, service-level objectives, and other inventory related planning parameters.

Evaluate historical consumption, forecast demand, production requirements, aftermarket demand, lead times, order quantities, shortages, and other factors affecting inventory requirements.

Identify inventory parameters that appear inconsistent with actual demand, consumption, lead-time, or operating conditions.

Develop analytical recommendations supporting changes to inventory policies and planning parameters.

Evaluate the potential inventory, service-level, and working-capital implications of proposed policy changes.

Monitor inventory performance following implementation of approved parameter or policy changes.

Support development and refinement of inventory-management methodologies and analytical standards.

Analyze inventory-record accuracy and cycle-count performance.

Develop and maintain inventory classification and risk-based cycle-counting methodologies.

Recommend cycle-count frequencies and…