Inventory & Asset Management Specialist

Posted 3 days ago

vailexaUnited States (UNITED STATES)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Computer Facilities Management Services

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About the role

Build More Than Just a Career. Build Your Future. At Vailexa, we’re not just hiring — we’re building thinkers, creators, and future leaders. We believe in giving people the space to grow, the freedom to think, and the opportunity to create real impact from day one. If you’re someone who wants to learn fast, take ownership, and grow beyond limits, you’ll feel right at home here.

Job Description: Responsible for coordination of material movements supporting data center infrastructure hardware across its full lifecycle. Be responsible for the planning and execution of project movements to ensure availability and minimal downtime. Ensure inventory accuracy through ongoing audits, reconciliation processes, and alignment with data center operational needs. 5+ years of experience in material management, or inventory operations within data center infrastructure, manufacturing, or supply chain environment. Solid grasp of data center hardware components (servers, networking, storage, etc.) and their lifecycle (deployment, sparing). Demonstrable experience with inventory control practices, including ABC classification, stock audits, and accuracy initiatives. Ready to take the next step? If you’re excited about this role and ready to grow with a team that values ambition, ideas, and impact — we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and start building your journey with Vailexa.

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