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Purchasing Inv. Analyst
Job Category: Supply Chain Requisition Number: PURCH001985
Posted: May 20, 2025 Full-Time On-site St Louis, MO 63139, USAJob Details Data Management Manage purchase orders for raw material from creation through receipt of goods including timeliness, pricing, receipt, and invoicing Verify and approve vendor invoices for payment once material is received Perform cycle counts weekly, monthly, annually, and as directed by the Supply Chain Manager to ensure inventory levels remain accurate. Manage accuracy of raw material information within Luxco's ERP system. This includes but is not limited to: lead time, inventory amounts, locations, commodity specific attributes, minimum stock quantities, and units of measure. Communication Communicate raw material forecasts, order status, quality issues, credits, and pricing discrepancies Function as the department's process and communication lead for special projects Vendor Management & Relationship Management Work daily with Suppliers, Production, Quality, Scheduling, and New Item set up teams to ensure production runs efficiently and effectively Challenge suppliers to meet Luxco's expectation for service. Ensure agreements and contracts are upheld to Luxco's standards. Reporting & Analytics Analyze data from cycle counts and bring forward solutions for reducing scrap. Analyze systems and reports to identify and order materials needed for production. Analyze, solve problems, and suggest solutions relative to inventory, on hand value, purchase price variance, and supplier confidence. Knowledge, Skills, Experience Needed Bachelor's degree preferredERP System experience preferred 2 years of purchasing experience Microsoft Office experience required Excellent organizational skills required Detail-Oriented Excellent communication skills both verbal and written Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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