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Macmillan Learning · 3 weeks ago

Supply Chain Inventory Analyst

United States

Full-time

Remote

New Grad, Entry Level

$52K/yr - $59K/yr

Macmillan Learning is a prominent educational publisher and part of the Holtzbrinck Publishing Group. They are seeking a Supply Chain Inventory Analyst to manage inventory for specific imprints, collaborating with various teams to ensure efficient inventory operations and reporting.

Education

Responsibilities

New Title Management (Collaboration with Sales representatives, Publishers, Marketing and Production to determine first print quantities)

Daily monitoring of inventory levels and analysis from various reports to promptly identify reprint needs

Regular collaboration with Sales representatives, Publishers, Marketing and Production teams requiring exceptional project management, analytical, forecasting, organizational, and communication skills to effectively coordinate inventory operations for existing catalog (all reprints)

Generate and publish inventory reports and performance metrics to various levels of management to to improve stock out rates while also identifying opportunities for reducing inventory levels

Manage the End of Life process for Remainders, working collaboratively with Publishers, Sales and Fulfilment Center

Perform data entry tasks in Cognos databases (including meeting results, quantities, price changes, follow-up information,)

Print and bind meeting organization

Qualification

Supply Chain ManagementInventory ManagementData AnalysisMicrosoft ExcelGoogle AppsAnalytical SkillsPublishing ExperienceOrganizational SkillsProject Management

Required

Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience in Business Administration, Supply Chain Management or related fields

Strong computer skills, proficiency in Google Apps, and intermediate skills in Microsoft Excel

Strong organizational and analytic skills

Publishing and/or inventory experience

Company

Macmillan Learning

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Macmillan Learning improves lives through learning and offers content developed in partnership with the authors, educators, and developers. It is a sub-organization of Macmillan.

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