Inventory Analyst - Lankhorst Taselaar

The Inventory Analyst safeguards inventory accuracy and leads an efficient warehouse layout by combining inventory control, data analysis and operational improvement. The role sets priorities for cycle counting and discrepancy follow-up, ensures inventory adjustments are properly controlled, develops location and product-data improvements, and translates operational data into clear insights and recommendations for warehouse management.

Responsibilities

Own the inventory-control cycle, including the risk-based cycle count plan, prioritisation of counting activities, review of variances and controlled approval of inventory adjustments in D365; Ensure short picks, inventory discrepancies and transaction issues are analysed and followed up effectively through to closure; Support physical inventories and maintain reliable alignment between system stock, physical stock and warehouse movements; Analyse product movement, dimensions, storage requirements and location utilisation to develop slotting, plotting and relocation recommendations; Safeguard the quality of warehouse location data and logistics-relevant product measurements in cooperation with MDM and other data owners; Establish and maintain inventory control standards, KPI definitions and counting procedures; Develop and maintain analyses, dashboards and reports in Power BI, Excel or other reporting tools; Translate data into actionable insights and provide concise recommendations to the Operations Manager and relevant stakeholders; Contribute to continuous improvement by establishing KPI definitions, improving data quality and following agreed actions through to measurable results; Provide the Inventory Assistant and warehouse teams with priorities, analytical support and inventory-control guidance without direct people-management responsibility; Work cross-functionally with Team Leaders, Operations, MDM, IT and Supply Chain; Operate in line with company policies, quality requirements and health, safety and environmental standards

Requirements

Experience in inventory analysis, inventory control, warehousing or supply chain; Experience producing analyses and reports from operational data; High attention to detail, sound judgement and strong follow-through; Able to organise priorities independently in a dynamic warehouse environment; Results-oriented and committed to data integrity and continuous improvement; Strong knowledge of inventory control, warehouse processes, cycle counting and stock reconciliation; Advanced Excel capability, including data analysis, PivotTables, lookups and Power Query; Ability to develop, maintain and interpret Power BI dashboards and operational reports; Strong analytical skills and the ability to translate large data sets into practical recommendations; Working knowledge of D365, ERP/WMS transactions and inventory adjustments; Understanding of slotting, product velocity, location occupancy, master-data governance and product measurements; Clear written and verbal communication for both operational and management audiences

Benefits

Annual Bonus Plan with a target of 5% of the annual salary; Group/Pension Insurance; 25 days of holidays and additional ADV days; Free access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP); Free access to LinkedIn Learning; A unique, fun, and rewarding work environment in the Marine segment of the recreational industry