Supply Planner
axelonDenver (CO)
About the role
Inventory Management Specialist Work Mode: Remote
Responsibilities:
Oversee deployment of finished goods to 3PL and maintain the accuracy of inventory records for finished goods at all sites (Co-mans, 3PL, and D2C).Manage necessary transactions to convert materials into finished goods, cycle count verification, physical inventory counts, and data analysis.
Responsible for aged inventory reporting and management, including efforts to reduce aged and obsolete inventory of both finished goods and raw materials.
Manage the finance tracking for obsolete inventory accrual.
Manage finished goods PO issuance and receiving process.
Oversee accuracy and timeliness of daily inventory transactions in Netsuite.
Drive appropriate actions to manage inventory accuracy and visibility through partnership with internal and external resources.
Plan and monitor execution of finished goods transfer orders/inventory rebalancing, facilitating effective communication and follow-through with Logistics to optimize on-time delivery.
Review and alert on shortage risks at location level with alignment from Lead Production Planner/Scheduler.
Lead reconciliation of invoices with AR.Lead and support timing and execution plan for month and quarter-end inventory close.
Ensure new item set-up and BOMs are created accurately in Netsuite.
Lead the inventory accrual process, including the disposition of aged product (liquidation, donation, and destructions).
Requirements:
College Degree or 2 years of work experience in a similar field required.
Must be able to communicate, read, & write effectively in English.
Strong sense of urgency in matters related to the health of the business.
Ability to do basic math.
Proficient in MS Excel.
Results-oriented and process-driven.
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