Inventory Manager

We are partnering with a luxury residential integration firm based in Scottsdale, AZ. For over 20 years, this team has delivered white-glove service and cutting-edge technology to discerning clients throughout the region. Known for treating every project like a work of art, this company values detail, integrity, and excellence in everything they do, from installation to client education and ongoing support.

• Own a Role That Protects the Business — This position sits at the center of project readiness, cash flow, and margin. You'll have real ownership over the systems that keep jobs moving on schedule.

• Working-Manager Autonomy — This is a hands-on leadership role. You'll build and run the inventory processes yourself rather than executing someone else's playbook.

• Clear, Achievable Rewards — A quarterly performance bonus rewards inventory accuracy, on-time job staging, and fast issue resolution, on top of a competitive base salary.

• Team-First Culture — Join a collaborative, no-ego environment where leadership works alongside the team and everyone contributes to the company's success.

• Growth-Oriented Environment — This company is actively investing in systems, processes, KPIs, and team development, and this role is central to that next phase of growth.

We are seeking an Inventory Manager to own inventory control, purchasing coordination, receiving, job staging, warehouse organization, and showroom product accountability. This is a working-manager role: you'll be on the floor doing the work while also establishing the repeatable systems that keep it running smoothly.

The right person for this role protects project schedules, cash flow, and gross margin by reducing shortages, excess stock, loss, damage, and ordering errors. You'll report exceptions early and coordinate directly with sales, project management, accounting, vendors, and field teams to keep every job staged and ready ahead of time.

Inventory Tracking & Accuracy

• Maintain accurate records of all inventory items, quantities, and locations in the inventory software 
• Track incoming and outgoing materials in real time
• Conduct regular inventory audits and cycle counts
• Identify and resolve discrepancies quickly

Ordering & Replenishment

• Monitor inventory levels and reorder materials as needed
• Coordinate with sales and project teams to forecast material needs
• Ensure timely ordering to prevent project delays
• Maintain appropriate stock levels without over-ordering

Receiving & Verification

• Receive incoming shipments and verify accuracy against purchase orders
• Inspect materials for damage or defects
• Ensure all received items are properly logged and stored
• Communicate discrepancies or issues immediately

Job Allocation & Staging

• Pull and stage materials for upcoming projects
• Ensure all required components are ready prior to installation
• Label and organize job-specific materials clearly
• Coordinate with installation teams to ensure readiness

Warehouse Organization & Management

• Maintain a clean, organized, and accessible inventory space
• Ensure all materials are properly labeled and stored
• Implement systems to improve efficiency and scalability
• Optimize layout for ease of access and workflow

Loss Prevention & Cost Control

• Track and reduce lost, damaged, or unused materials
• Monitor usage patterns and identify inefficiencies
• Support profitability by controlling inventory-related costs

Showroom Compliance

• Maintain showroom standards per vendor requirements
• Submit required documentation and photos for compliance
• Ensure displays are current and aligned with brand expectations

• Proven ability to maintain accurate, real-time inventory records and resolve discrepancies quickly
• Experience coordinating purchasing and replenishment in a project-based or field-services environment
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to build and maintain a clean, scalable warehouse system
• Comfortable working cross-functionally with sales, project management, accounting, vendors, and field teams
• A working-manager mindset: equally comfortable staging materials hands-on and building the process around it

• Base Salary: $65,000–$80,000, depending on experience
• Quarterly performance bonus 

• Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
• Paid Time Off & Company Holidays
• Simple IRA
• Company-provided equipment
• Supportive and collaborative team culture