Inventory Coordinator in Norwalk
energy jobline zrNorwalk (CT)
About the role
Job DescriptionInventory Coordinator
Operations Department
Full-Time (Hybrid)
Norwalk, CT, US
OVERVIEW:
We're seeking a quick learner with the ability to master new systems, processes, and technologies in a fast-paced environment to join us asan Inventory Coordinator. This role will play a vital role in managing the accuracy, availability, and performance of our wine and gift inventory across three warehouse locations nationwide.
In this role, you'll partner closely with the Manager of Supply Chain and Systems, third-party logistics providers, and cross-functional teams to ensure the right products are in the right place at the right time. You'll help drive inventory accuracy, monitor stock levels, analyze inventory trends, and proactively resolve issues that could impact customer experience or business performance.
As a key member of the supply chain team, you'll contribute directly to business growth by improving inventory processes, reducing stock loss, supporting service level performance, and helping the organization meet critical availability and fulfillment goals. This opportunity is for someone who enjoys problem-solving, collaboration, and making a measurable impact on operational success.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: Support daily production to ensure no order is left behind
Management of stock transactions (failed/volume/cost)
Support Daily production to identify shortages and solve issues to reduce impact to customer
Run Packaging and Premium daily report and process required orders to ensure no breaks in supply
Communicate daily prepacking/engraving tasks to inventory team
Report on Inventory health to minimize obsolescence
Identify expiring and old inventory SKUs via monthly process
Damage label inventory process
SKU turn and lifecycle monitoring
Old items clean up and destruction coordination
Identify current inventory issues by using reporting and analysis to drive change
Inventory forecasting & accuracy
Transaction analysis
Inventory Shrink
Month end process
Proactive analysis of inventory issues
Inventory reporting
Support and develop internal and external relationships
Communicate and monitor inventory processes with all warehouses
Coordinate inventory moves to and from third parties
Reporting to organization and upper management on month end stock levels and issues
Actively participate in internal and external meetings related to inventory
QUALIFICATIONS:
High School Diploma
Higher education a plus
Experience working with WMS/ ERP/ Database tools, a plus
Supply Chain and/or Inventory experience,
Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.
Highly detail-oriented with a focus on accuracy, efficiency, and process improvement.
Strong analytical and mathematical skills with the ability to interpret inventory and business data.
Excellent planning, organization, and time management skills, with the ability to work independently and prioritize effectively.
Experience with, or ability to quickly learn, data analysis, reporting, and forecasting.
Adaptable and responsive to changing business needs and priorities.
Strong interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills with a collaborative, team-oriented approach.
BENEFITS: Full-time employees receive a complete benefits package, including:
401(k) with employer match
Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits
Company-paid Life and Insurance
Flexible Time Off
Paid Holidays
Employee wine discounts and special offers
Company-paid WSET Certification
Ongoing personal and professional development opportunities
OUR COMPANY:
At Lionstone International, our services cater specifically to the demands of direct selling, emphasizing exclusive labels, distinctive packaging, compelling product narratives, and an unwavering focus on both quality and value. Supported by a robust network comprising over 700 global suppliers, our portfolio boasts more than 200 exclusive offerings, available for shipping within Ohio, New York, and California. Our specialized services cater to a spectrum of stakeholders, including US wholesalers, retailers, restaurants, and auction houses. We provide comprehensive support encompassing product procurement, compliance, and seamless distribution.
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