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

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