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# ERP and Inventory Analyst

- **Company:** Tenneco Inc.
- **Location:** Waupun, WI, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Microsoft Excel, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), Backup Devices, Information Systems, Data Integrity, Moq, Data Management
- **Published:** October 18, 2026
- **Apply:** https://jobs.localjobnetwork.com/apply/add/88641935/1

## About the Role

* ERP Inventory Processes: Hands-on experience with inventory, production, purchasing, sales, warehouse, and master-data transactions.
 * Inventory Control: Experience with cycle counts, physical inventory, reconciliation, variance analysis, traceability, and adjustment governance.
 * Master Data: Experience governing BOMs, routings, locations, item data, lead times, MOQ, and related planning records.
 * Controls and Audit: Knowledge of financial controls, access, evidence retention, and audit support in a manufacturing environment.
 * Change and Capability Building: Experience creating standard work, training users, resolving recurring issues, and eliminating offline workarounds., * Bachelor's degree in information systems, supply chain, finance, engineering, or a related field.
 * Strong ERP, Excel, and BI/analytics capability; WMS or MDM knowledge is valued.
 * Understanding of inventory accounting and internal-control implications.
 * Strong analytical discipline, attention to detail, and ability to influence process owners.
 * Fluent in English and the local plant language, as required.

## Description

* ERP and Transaction Expert: You understand receipts, issues, transfers, production reporting, order closure, shipments, scrap, returns, and inventory adjustments. You ensure transactions occur at the defined pay point and failed transactions are resolved quickly.
 * Master Data Guardian: You govern item, supplier, customer, location, BOM, routing, lead-time, MOQ, and planning data with clear owners, approval, change control, and recurring audits.
 * Inventory Assurance Leader: You run an effective cycle-count and reconciliation process, analyze variances, control adjustments, protect traceability, and ensure corrective actions eliminate recurrence.
 * System Governance Builder: You define plant ERP standard work, roles, access, training, backups, escalation, and evidence. You work with IT and application experts to remove barriers without creating shadow systems.
 * Lean Data-Integrity Champion: You simplify transactions, eliminate duplicate work, improve first-time accuracy, and make data quality visible through daily management and root cause problem solving.

Who will you set to win, and how will you do that?

 * Supply Chain Planners: Provide reliable master data and inventory balances that improve MRP, scheduling, promises, and inventory decisions.
 * Operations and Material Handling: Create practical transaction standards that accurately represent physical movement and production execution.
 * Finance and Controllership: Support inventory valuation, reconciliation, controls, audit readiness, and transparent adjustment governance.
 * IT and Application Teams: Define business requirements, prioritize system issues, test solutions, and sustain user adoption.
 * Plant and Regional Leadership: Provide trusted KPI trends, control status, systemic risks, and recovery actions.

What's going to be your legacy?

 * One Version of the Truth: A plant where ERP inventory and physical inventory are aligned and decisions can be made with confidence.
 * Disciplined Transactions: Clear pay points, trained users, visible exceptions, and timely closure across all material and production transactions.
 * Controlled Master Data: Sustained ownership and change control for the data that drives planning, production, logistics, and finance.
 * Inventory Accuracy Culture: Cycle counting, root cause, adjustment approval, and traceability embedded into daily execution.
 * Audit and P3 Readiness: Organized evidence, standard work, access control, KPI review, and corrective-action records that demonstrate sustained compliance.