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Inventory and Product Operations Analyst

Dallas, TX, United StatesPosted Oct 7, 2026

Job description

The Inventory and Product Operations Analyst is a highly analytical and strategically impactful role focused on driving business performance through data-driven decision-making. This position is responsible for translating complex operational strategies—including inventory, supply chain, and lifecycle management—into measurable revenue outcomes and optimized efficiency.

You will act as a bridge between data and action, collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders, manufacturing partners, and sales leaders to solve complex problems and improve business visibility. This role requires a proactive mindset, high financial acumen, and the ability to build scalable operational processes.

Key responsibilities include

Own and manage portfolio performance within assigned business segments, demonstrating strong stewardship and accountability for KPIs, revenue outcomes, and operational health. Data-Driven Insights: Develop and maintain advanced analytical models and systems to improve operational visibility, enabling leadership to make informed, real-time decisions.

Product Lifecycle Support: Drive operational readiness for product lifecycles, providing critical data insights from early-stage development through market maturity and end-of-life transitions. Process Optimization: Identify inefficiencies in existing workflows and lead the design, implementation, and scaling of new operational processes to support long-term business growth.

Cross-Functional Collaboration: Act as a central point of contact for strategic business units, manufacturing, and sales to drive collaborative problem-solving and ensure alignment between supply and demand. Minimum requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Operations, Supply Chain Management, Industrial Engineering, Data Science, or a related quantitative field.

2+ years of experience in business operations, supply chain analysis, financial analysis, or a related analytical role; semiconductor industry or related experience a plus Advanced expertise in data manipulation and visualization (e.g., Excel/VBA, SQL, Tableau, or Power BI) with a proven ability to derive insights from large, complex datasets.

Demonstrated ability to perform root-cause analysis and develop data-backed recommendations to solve complex business problems. Proven experience working within enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems (e.g., SAP, Oracle) and CRM platforms.

Preferred qualifications

Strategic Influence: Ability to build influential relationships across diverse teams and drive consensus in a matrixed environment. Project Management: Experience leading process improvement initiatives or managing small-to-medium scale operational projects. Business Acumen: A strong understanding of how operational metrics (inventory turns, lead times, fill rates) directly impact a company's P&L.

Agility: Proven ability to remain effective and pivot quickly in a fast-paced, high-growth, and dynamic business environment. Communication: Superior ability to translate complex technical or operational data into clear, executive-level business narratives.

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