Inventory Coordinator III

Location: Temple, Texas, United States. Onsite role with standard Monday–Friday day-shift hours; flexibility is required for inventory events and overtime.

Company

hirify.global manufactures surface products and operates inventory and production functions across melamine, phenolic, assembly, and finished-goods operations.

What you will do

• Perform cycle counts and audits for deco and phenolic rolls, pallet rack, and assembly inventory.
• Reconcile HP and LP chemicals, roll inventory, and other inventory transactions; process monthly adjustments.
• Review month-end physical inventory results and ensure all related processes are completed.
• Review and close daily work-in-process jobs for phenolic, melamine, assembly, finished goods, and low-pressure operations.
• Extract system reports, prepare spreadsheets, and distribute inventory information to supervisors and managers using Tableau.
• Support discrepancy resolution, slow-moving inventory disposition, defective-roll transactions, and annual third-party raw-material and sub-assembly audits.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED; 30 semester hours of college may substitute for the required experience.
• Preferred: 2+ years of relevant experience and knowledge of basic inventory-control principles.
• Accurate use of RF-Gen, Oracle R12/10.7, Access, Excel, email, spreadsheets, and databases.
• Ability to research transactional history, resolve discrepancies, interpret data and visual KPI reports, and perform basic mathematical calculations.
• Effective professional oral and written communication, ability to manage multiple priorities, and strong attention to detail.
• Ability to work onsite in Temple, Texas, adjust working hours for inventory events, and work required overtime.

Culture & Benefits

• Medical, dental, life, vision, legal, and disability insurance options.
• Flexible spending accounts, dependent-care options, gym discounts, wellness clinics, and tuition reimbursement.
• Paid vacation and holidays during the first year.
• Training, coaching, mentorship, development programs, and internal mobility opportunities.
• Indoor manufacturing environment with exposure to dust, fumes, temperature extremes, loud noise, and bright lights; the role may require standing, sitting, stooping, climbing, and lifting light materials or equipment.