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Tessco, LLC is seeking an Inventory Control Specialist to coordinate and oversee inventory accuracy across multiple warehouse locations. The role focuses on cycle counting programs, discrepancy investigation, and corrective actions, located on-site in Hunt Valley, MD.
Responsibilities include program management, RCA for variances, data management in NetSuite and RF-SMART, and KPI reporting. Requires 2–4 years in distribution/warehouse inventory control and strong Excel skills.
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The Inventory Control Specialist is responsible for coordinating and overseeing inventory accuracy across multiple warehouse locations. This role does not perform physical counts but ensures that cycle counting programs are executed properly, discrepancies are investigated, and corrective actions are implemented.
The position serves as the central point of control for inventory integrity, working cross-functionally with warehouse operations, purchasing, and finance to maintain accurate, auditable inventory records.
This position is located on-site in Hunt Valley, MD.
Key Responsibilities
Cycle Count Program Management
Inventory Discrepancy Research & Resolution
System & Data Management
Reporting & Analytics
Process Improvement
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Compensation: $23.00 - $25.00/hour
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