Manage inventory security and accountability through transaction documentation, process verification, system review, and audits. Develop replenishment strategies, conduct physical inventories and cycle counts, analyze and correct discrepancies, and prepare transaction data for entry.
Inventory Control Analyst -- Ensures security and accountability of inventory through transaction documentation, process and procedure verification, and system review. Develops and executes replenishment strategies; conducts physical inventories and leads cycle counts. Analyzes and, when able, corrects cycle count discrepancies. Audits incoming and outgoing shipments to assure quality and accuracy. Compiles and documents all transactions for data entry. Education/Experience: Typically requires a Bachelor's degree with 0-1 year of professional experience.
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