SAP Inventory Analyst (SAP MM/WM)

Location: Ovar, Aveiro, Portugal

Company

stow develops, manufactures, and installs storage solutions, including racking systems for palletized and small goods, longer items, and mezzanine structures.

What you will do

• Track inventory across multiple plants, process transfers and corrections, and resolve physical-versus-system stock differences.
• Analyze obsolete, slow-moving, excess, and exceptional stock and recommend reallocation, movement, or scrapping.
• Build and maintain management KPI reports and dashboards covering stock levels, inventory turnover, days of inventory, stock accuracy, and ageing.
• Support demand planning through usage, lead-time, and safety-stock analysis, and support Finance with month-end reconciliations and GRNI.
• Coordinate with Warehouse, Logistics, Production, Purchasing, Quality, and Finance teams while supporting audits and internal controls.
• Automate manual tasks and inventory exceptions through SAP reports, Excel macros, scripts, workflow tools, and automatic alerts.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, Information Systems, Data Analytics, or a related field.
• At least 2 years of experience in inventory, warehouse, or logistics, including cycle counting, FIFO and weighted-average inventory valuation, ABC analysis, and data analytics.
• Strong SAP MM/WM and Microsoft Excel skills.
• Analytical, structured, and problem-solving mindset with high attention to detail and the ability to prioritize and work accurately under time pressure.
• Clear communication skills and the ability to work with multiple stakeholders.
• Fluent English, written and verbal, is required.
• Curiosity and proactivity, including questioning manual work, learning new tools, and proposing improvements.

Nice to have

• Experience with Power BI, Power Automate, Python, VBA, C#, or similar automation and reporting tools.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time role based in Ovar, Portugal.
• Work involves collaboration across Warehouse, Logistics, Production, Purchasing, Quality, and Finance.
• Performance is measured through inventory accuracy, posting timeliness, cycle-count completion, variance value, inventory turnover, slow-moving stock, month-end close support, automation savings, and live KPI dashboards.