Replenishment Analyst - Power Equipment & Agriculture

The Replenishment Analyst is accountable for inventory availability, productivity, and flow across assigned categories. This role helps ensure Murdoch's has the right product, in the right place, at the right time by making disciplined, data-informed replenishment decisions that support customer service, sales, margin, and inventory goals.

The role owns replenishment settings, order generation, inventory flow, forecasting inputs, and exception-based work that improves in-stock performance while reducing inventory risk. The Replenishment Analyst partners closely with Buyers, Stores, Supply Chain, Distribution Centers, Purchasing Specialists, and Vendor partners to create a dependable replenishment model built on clear ownership, strong execution, and continuous improvement.

This position is located at the Home Office in Bozeman, MT with the ability to work Hybrid if living within a 40-mile radius.

• Manage inventory levels across assigned product categories to support customer demand and company financial objectives.
• Drive in-stock performance across stores and distribution centers while balancing inventory investment, turns, and service levels.
• Monitor inventory health, Weeks of Supply, turns, aged inventory, excess inventory, and category-level risks or opportunities.
• Recommend changes that improve inventory productivity, product availability, and the overall customer experience.

• Maintain replenishment parameters including reorder points, safety stock, min/max levels, order logic, user codes, seasonal settings, and forecasting inputs.
• Analyze sales trends, seasonality, promotions, weather impacts, regional demand, and market conditions to improve demand planning accuracy.
• Use exception-based workflows so time is focused on risk, opportunity, and root-cause resolution rather than repetitive transactions.
• Support promotional, seasonal, flyer, and new-store readiness before, during, and after key selling periods.

• Execute replenishment orders, purchase orders, transfers, and inventory adjustments as needed to maintain appropriate inventory flow.
• Monitor open purchase orders, vendor shipments, DC stock levels, and store inventory positions to resolve issues before they impact customers.
• Maintain accurate on-order quantities and inventory visibility throughout the supply chain.
• Manage inventory balancing opportunities across stores and distribution centers.

• Partner with Buyers to understand category strategy, assortment intent, promotional plans, lifecycle decisions, and vendor opportunities.
• Collaborate with Stores and Store Operations to convert store feedback into actionable demand signals and practical inventory solutions.
• Work with Supply Chain, Distribution Centers, and Logistics to improve product flow, fill rates, and order reliability.
• Partner with Purchasing Specialists to ensure data, pricing, item setup, and execution details support clean replenishment outcomes.

• Partner with vendor suppliers to improve lead times, fill rates, order reliability, and communication around product availability.
• Participate in vendor meetings as needed to provide replenishment-related insights and follow-up actions.
• Identify vendor, supply chain, or item-level issues that create stock-outs, excess inventory, or execution friction.
• Escalate supply disruptions and recommend mitigation plans to protect customer availability.

• Use analytics, Power BI, ERP reporting, automation, and AI-enabled tools to improve decision quality, visibility, and…