The GTS (Group Technology Sourcing) vision is to continue to ‘be the best’ in executing our purpose of enabling the success of our customers by being a trusted, agile and innovative provider of technology around the world.
We will achieve this by delivering great experiences for our customers, working closely with our Technology Partners to create Powerful Partnerships and enhancing our capability to ensure our future relevance. We must do this whilst supporting our customers internationally, wherever they need us, and at all times ensuring that we work closely as a OneGTS team to deliver the best possible outcomes in the most effective and efficient manner.
As an Inventory Controller you will be proactively managing and monitoring GTS Inventory across the Group (UK, France & Germany) reviewing in collaboration with GPM and Sales against Customer Contracts, forecasts and SLAs. You will be responsible for reporting and analysing aged inventory working alongside the Purchasing Teams to reduce aged inventory.
What you’ll do
- Producing, distributing, and analysing BATnet and cube reporting for GTS Inventory.
- Reporting, analysing and management of customer forecasts in collaboration with Sales and the relevant GTS departments.
- Monitor GTS IC inventory levels with Purchasing and Logistics and Technical Services against agreed targets.
- Analyse and model inventory data making recommendations to all GTS Purchasing Managers in relation to aged inventory which includes international and portfolio Customers.
- Identify continual process and ways of working improvements in relation to Inventory Management.
- Monitor and mitigate inventory risks during product transitions in line with Customer requirements.
- Processing and monitoring stock provision charges.
What you’ll need
The ideal candidate will come from a Purchasing and/or Logistics background with excellent analytical and communication skills. They must be self-motivated with a high attention to detail and are able to manage a wide and time sensitive workload, bringing together multiple pieces of information from varied sources.
