As an Inventory Analyst, you will focus on inventory analysis and/or execution of strategies and processes to ensure that inventory and service levels are optimized. You will prepare and analyze data for various projects and initiatives, including interpreting and summarizing findings. **Responsibilities:** + Inspect reclaim material from substation and transmission line job sites. + Identify manufacture catalog ID numbers on the material and reference internal and external systems and files to accurately identify our stock part number. + Organize reclaim material per job site and job ID. + Systematic processing of reclaim material. + Facilitate and oversee the process of putting away systematic returned material. + Executes accurate, scheduled daily, weekly, and monthly reports. + Reconciles report data to ensure data integrity. + Audits processing errors or bad data points before releasing reports. . + Executes on demand processes and reports, adjusts input parameters, data, and formatting prior to execution, and validates report data prior to publishing results. + Assists in ad-hoc report development and execution, running reports, and formatting data using advanced Excel capabilities. **Qualifications:** + Ability to lift up to 50lbs + Ability and willingness to work outdoors 50%-75% of the time + 1 year required of forklift experience + 1 year required of related experience, preferably in distribution industry + Ability to follow established processes and schedule to deliver timely and consistent report execution + Ability to work independently, check your results, troubleshoot problems and exercise judgment + Expert knowledge of Microsoft Excel, including creating and editing macros and utilizing other advanced functionality + Knowledge of other applications, including Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Outlook + Excellent analytical and problem solving skills, proven ability to apply these in business environment + Strong verbal and written communication skills + Knowledge of distribution industry, supply chain, purchasing, and inventory concepts, practices, and procedures _\#LI-JB1_