Inventory Manager

Infleqtion•Louisville, CO

22d•$115,000 - $135,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Inventory Manager leads daily warehouse operations and inventory control to ensure materials are received, stored, tracked, and delivered accurately, safely, and on schedule. This position oversees warehouse personnel, inventory records, cycle counts, shipping and receiving, and material traceability while maintaining compliance with company policies and applicable Government contract and FAR requirements, including Government property accountability when required. Working closely with procurement, quality, production, program management, and finance, the manager resolves inventory discrepancies, maintains documentation ready for audit, protects company and Government assets, and improves processes to support operational efficiency and reliable program execution.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, logistics, operations, business, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience considered.
5+ years of warehouse, inventory-control, materials-management, or logistics experience, including supervisory or management responsibility.
Experience supporting Government or defense contracts and managing Government-furnished property (GFP) and/or contractor-acquired property in accordance with applicable FAR requirements.
Demonstrated experience maintaining accurate, complete, and auditable inventory and property records, including receipt, issue, transfer, location, quantity, condition, disposition, and contract accountability.
Experience leading physical inventories, cycle counts, reconciliation, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions for inventory discrepancies.
Ability to establish and maintain inventory controls that protect material from loss, damage, deterioration, theft, misidentification, and unauthorized use.
Experience with receiving, inspection coordination, put-away, material handling, picking, kitting, staging, shipping, and returns processes.
Working knowledge of inventory traceability practices, including lot, serial, batch, part-number, and revision/configuration control, as applicable.
Proficiency with ERP, warehouse-management, inventory-control, barcode/RFID, and Microsoft Excel systems.
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with procurement, quality, engineering, manufacturing, program management, finance, and Government/customer representatives.

Nice To Haves

Experience preparing for or supporting property-management-system audits, DCMA reviews, internal audits, or Government property administration.
Familiarity with Government property reporting, discrepancy reporting, loss/damage investigations, corrective actions, and contract closeout/disposition activities.
Experience handling controlled, sensitive, high-value, serialized, export-controlled, or mission-critical material.
APICS/ASCM certification such as CPIM or CLTD, or related credentials in warehouse, logistics, or supply-chain management.
Experience leading warehouse layout, process-improvement, lean, 5S, or automation initiatives.
Experience in aerospace, defense, electronics, manufacturing, or R&D regulated environment.

Responsibilities

Lead daily warehouse operations and inventory control.
Ensure materials are received, stored, tracked, and delivered accurately, safely, and on schedule.
Oversee warehouse personnel, inventory records, cycle counts, shipping and receiving, and material traceability.
Maintain compliance with company policies and applicable Government contract and FAR requirements, including Government property accountability when required.
Resolve inventory discrepancies.
Maintain documentation ready for audit.
Protect company and Government assets.
Improve processes to support operational efficiency and reliable program execution.
Supervise warehouse personnel; set work priorities; develop procedures; track productivity, accuracy, and on-time delivery performance.
Ensure safe material-handling, storage, packaging, shipping, hazardous-material, and security practices.