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Job Title: Inventory Management Data Analyst

Location: Christchurch, Dorset

On site / Full-time / Permanent

Salary: DOE

Job Summary:

We're looking for a detail-oriented Inventory Management Data Analyst to optimise stock levels, forecast demand, and enhance our global supply chain. You'll analyse sales trends, minimise stockouts, and collaborate with Operations and Logistics teams to drive efficiency. If you have strong analytical skills, experience in inventory management, and a proactive mindset, this role offers the chance to make a real impact in a fast-growing, dynamic environment.

Key Responsibilities:

Forecasting: Use historical data, market trends, and sales patterns to predict future product demand across different regions and channels.
Inventory Management: Monitor stock levels to ensure a balance between supply and demand, working to minimise stockouts and excess inventory.
Data Analysis: Analyse sales data and inventory performance to generate actionable insights, adjusting forecasts based on actual performance.
Collaboration: Work closely with the Operations and Marketing team members to ensure forecasts align with production and shipping schedules.
Reporting: Regularly update key stakeholders with reports on stock performance, forecast accuracy, and areas for improvement.
Process Improvement: Proactively identify inefficiencies in current stock control systems and suggest enhancements to optimise our operations.
Market Insights: Stay informed on market trends, seasonal changes, and customer demands to ensure our forecasts align with external factors.What we're looking for:

Experience: Minimum of 2-3 years of experience and a Degree in Business, Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science or other quantitative discipline.
Analytical Skills: Ability to analyse complex data, identify patterns, and make data-driven decisions - preferably in fields related to inventory management within a global, e-commerce-driven business.
Attention to Detail: Ability to spot potential stock issues before they arise and take corrective action.
Communication: Strong communication skills to interact with cross-functional teams and stakeholders at all levels.
Tech-Savvy: Familiarity with inventory management systems and forecasting software; strong experience with Excel is a must, proficiency with SQL, dbt, Python or R is a strong plus.
Proactive & Problem-Solving Mindset: You'll need to be proactive in identifying issues and finding solutions to streamline our operations and support our rapid growth.
Global Perspective: Experience in working with international markets is a plus, and understanding how to manage stock in a global supply chain is a key advantage.Why this role is exciting:

This role offers the chance to shape a fast-growing global supply chain, ensuring products reach customers seamlessly. You'll work with cutting-edge data, influence decision-making, and collaborate across teams to optimise inventory strategies. With opportunities to drive process improvements, expand into new markets, and make a tangible impact on efficiency, this is an exciting opportunity for an analytical thinker eager to solve challenges in a dynamic, high-growth environment.

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An opportunity to be part of a passionate, innovative, and fast-growing company.
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