The Inventory Manager oversees inventory control functions across warehouse operations, ensuring product accuracy, compliance with customer requirements, and adherence to company standards.
Compensation
Compensation: $98K to $125K
Responsibilities
Ensure alignment between physical inventory, warehouse management systems (WMS), and customer systems.
Oversee processes for cycle counts, stock reconciliations, and discrepancy resolution.
Manage controls over non-conforming products, ensuring compliance with quality and regulatory standards.
Ensure accurate and timely execution of inbound/outbound inventory transactions.
Support and prepare for customer audits, internal audits, and compliance reviews.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Supply Chain, Engineering, or a related field or equivalent relevant experience.
Nice to have: high-volume distribution
Nice to have: certification in inventory management, supply chain, or Lean/Six Sigma
Leading and facilitating culture transformation, strategy deployment, and improvement projects across Elliot Hospital using improvement science and methodologies such as lean and six sigma. Coaches, teaches, mentors, and inspires operational excellence.
Responsibilities
Leads and facilitates system-wide, strategic improvement projects/initiatives within the organization to improve and redesign processes which are critical to quality and patient care
Engages senior leaders, area leaders, and front-line staff in using lean and six sigma principles and tools to eliminate waste, improve flow, and create value for patients and internal customers
Collaborates with various members of the organization to collate a team of the 'right' people for successful end-to-end project implementation and sustainability
Utilizes a data-driven approach including development of key performance indicators with data collection, monitoring and analysis
Conducts and facilitates effective team meetings to ensure that the team is aligned A3 thinking including current state, a defined and measured problem, target state, root causes of problem, countermeasures, goals for implementation and how project will be sustained
Lead strategic oversight of billing, payment, and customer operations for a utility company, ensuring regulatory compliance, operational excellence, and customer experience.
Responsibilities
Shape strategy, performance and regulatory compliance of billing, payment, revenue protection and back‑office operations
Direct system controls, continuous improvements, revenue‑protection strategies and performance analytics
Manage vendors and service providers for multi‑channel payment operations
Direct incident response for billing and IT disruptions
Oversee fraud and energy‑theft prevention
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Management, Finance, Engineering or related field
Graduate trainee in the Liabilities team, supporting decommissioning, demolition and waste management across nuclear, radiological, chemical and explosive waste.
Locations (2)
Aldermaston, Berkshire, United Kingdom
Burghfield, Berkshire, United Kingdom
Compensation
£31,000 starting salary plus benefits
Responsibilities
Support decommissioning, demolition and waste programmes from strategy through to delivery
Contribute to liabilities strategy, integration and planning
Apply risk-based thinking and support safe systems of work, permits and compliance activity
Collaborate with capability sponsors, projects, engineering, safety, operations, facilities, waste, commercial and procurement teams
Support reporting, coordination, data-informed decisions and continuous improvement
Requirements
Minimum 2:2 in a relevant technical or general degree
The anticipated base pay range for this position is : $65,000 to $103,500
Responsibilities
Provide day‑to‑day operational oversight of 3PL warehouse activities, including receiving, put‑away, picking, packing, shipping, and returns processing.
Act as the primary point of contact between DePuy Synthes and the 3PL site leadership, ensuring service level agreements (SLAs) and key performance indicators (KPIs) are consistently met.
Monitor inventory accuracy and warehouse execution, supporting cycle counts, root‑cause investigations, and corrective actions.
Ensure compliance with all applicable quality, regulatory, and safety requirements, including GDP, GMP (as applicable), and internal procedures.
Support continuous improvement initiatives focused on productivity, cost, quality, and service performance within the 3PL operation.
Laboratory Technician II collaborates closely with Lab Management, Team Leads, Quality, Manufacturing, and Engineering to perform critical metallurgical and mechanical sample preparation, destructive testing, and microscopic analysis.
Compensation
Salary ranges for U.S (excl. PR) locations (USD):$44,000.00 - $66,000.00
Responsibilities
Prepare metallurgical and mechanical samples through sectioning, mounting, grinding, polishing, and chemical surface etching.
Perform weld penetration analysis, dimensional measurements, and surface evaluations using optical microscopes and advanced imaging systems.
Test, review, and authorize results in accordance with approved laboratory procedures and quality requirements.
Manage sample registration, labeling, traceability, secure storage, and release throughout the sample lifecycle.
Document test protocols, observations, and data in accordance with ISO 17025, cGMP, and applicable procedures.
Requirements
Associate of Science or technical degree in metallography, metallurgy, electronics, mechanics, or a scientific discipline
Nice to have: weld inspection
Nice to have: cross-sectional weld penetration analysis
Nice to have: manufacturing environment
Nice to have: regulated medical device or manufacturing laboratory environment
Own and maintain supply chain master data governance, develop and improve digital solutions, dashboards and analytics tools, support system enhancements, lead business process management activities, and provide data-driven insights to improve supply chain performance.
Compensation
Eisai offers a competitive salary and excellent wider benefits package
Responsibilities
Own and maintain supply chain master data governance
Develop, maintain and continuously improve digital solutions, dashboards and analytics tools
Leverage digital technologies, automation and AI-enabled tools to improve planning accuracy
Act as a key user for supply chain systems, supporting system enhancements, testing, implementation activities and user training
Lead business process management activities including process mapping, standardisation, root cause analysis and continuous improvement initiatives
Manages supplier/subcontractor performance and relationships
Provides business and strategic guidance for critical suppliers, commodities and programs
Leads the resolution of complex or strategic supply chain issues
Consults with management and customers to lead the development of future supply base requirements
Integrates supplier strategies with program needs and supply base capabilities
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Engineering, Operations, or a related technical/business discipline
Master’s degree or advanced professional certifications in supply chain or quality (e.g., APICS CSCP, ASQ Certified Supplier Quality Engineer, PMP)
Nice to have: Master’s degree or advanced professional certifications in supply chain or quality (e.g., APICS CSCP, ASQ Certified Supplier Quality Engineer, PMP)