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Inventory Disposition Specialist
Neogen Corporation. Identify, develop, and execute value recovery strategies for slow-moving, excess, obsolete, shelf-life-risk, and blocked raw materials and finished goods .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in inventory management, supply chain optimization, and financial recovery strategies, with a strong ability to collaborate cross-functionally and influence stakeholders. Proficient in developing actionable recovery plans and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Inventory ManagementSupply Chain OptimizationERP/SAP ExperienceAPICS/ASCM CertificationFinancial Recovery Strategies
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Hard Skills
Inventory OptimizationDisposition ManagementInventory Aging AnalysisMaterial Disposition ProcessesBusiness Case DevelopmentRecovery Proposal DevelopmentLogistics Cost EvaluationSupplier Credit EvaluationInventory Reserve MethodologiesInventory Valuation Principles
Soft Skills
Stakeholder InfluenceCross-Functional CollaborationCreative Problem SolvingNegotiation SkillsContinuous Improvement Mindset
Tools & Technologies
ERP SystemsSAP
Certifications & Qualifications
APICS CertificationCPIMCSCPCLTD
Industry Keywords
Regulated ManufacturingExcess Inventory ReductionObsolete Inventory ManagementFinancial ReviewCompliance Standards
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesERP
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Identify, develop, and execute value recovery strategies for slow-moving, excess, obsolete, shelf-life-risk, and blocked raw materials and finished goods
- Partner with Sales, Customer Service, Supply Chain, Operations, Quality, Regulatory, and Finance to identify approved disposition opportunities
- Own opportunities from identification through verified disposition, including outlet development, stakeholder alignment, approval coordination, execution oversight, system reconciliation, and results reporting
- Evaluate recovery options including customer sales, new market channels, broker arrangements, supplier returns, inter-site transfers, rework, recycling, and approved disposal alternatives
- Monitor inventory risk using ERP/SAP data, inventory aging, shelf-life status, demand forecasts, inventory classifications, open orders, and excess inventory reports
- Validate inventory availability, condition, and remaining shelf life with site teams
- Prioritize opportunities based on urgency, usable life, recovery value, outlet feasibility, and execution timelines
- Identify and develop recovery channels through customers, prospective customers, former customers, brokers, distributors, and other approved channels
- Coordinate commercial outreach with Sales and Customer Service
- Build and maintain a network of approved recovery partners and market channels
- Develop and maintain disposition action plans
- Track quantities, shelf-life windows, prospective outlets, approvals, financial impact, milestones, and execution deadlines
- Coordinate cross-functional execution and escalate barriers, delays, or approval bottlenecks
- Evaluate recovery alternatives, logistics costs, rework requirements, handling expenses, supplier credits, and expected net recovery
- Develop business cases and recovery proposals for management review and approval
- Negotiate recovery arrangements, pricing, timing, and quantities within delegated authority and approved guidelines
- Partner with Finance and commercial leaders on financial review and approval
- Maintain complete, auditable documentation of disposition activities, approvals, rationale, and financial outcomes
- Verify physical inventory movement, ERP transactions, customer billing, supplier credits, proceeds collection, and financial reconciliation
- Ensure recovery activities comply with company policies, quality standards, regulatory requirements, customer commitments, and contractual obligations
- Coordinate approved scrap or destruction when recovery alternatives are not feasible
- Support continuous improvement by identifying recurring inventory risk patterns and recommending ways to reduce future inventory exposure
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Operations Management, Finance, Logistics, or a related field
- 5+ years of experience in inventory management, supply chain, operations, materials management, inventory optimization, disposition management, or related disciplines
- Demonstrated success developing creative solutions to reduce excess and obsolete inventory while maximizing financial recovery
- Experience working cross-functionally with commercial, operational, quality, regulatory, and finance stakeholders
- Strong understanding of inventory management principles
- Experience with ERP systems; SAP preferred
- Experience with inventory aging analysis and material disposition processes
- Experience evaluating financial tradeoffs and developing business cases for inventory recovery initiatives
- Proven ability to influence stakeholders and drive results without direct authority
- APICS/ASCM certification (CPIM, CSCP, or CLTD) preferred
- Experience within regulated manufacturing environments preferred
- Knowledge of inventory reserve methodologies and inventory valuation principles preferred
- Demonstrated experience managing excess and obsolete inventory reduction programs preferred
- Employment may be contingent upon verification of identity and authorization to work in the United States and other applicable pre-employment screening
Benefits
Comp & perks- Medical, dental, and vision coverage beginning on the first day of employment
- 401(k) with company match
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Career growth opportunities, tools, training, and support
- Meaningful work contributing to protecting the world's food supply
- Collaborative culture valuing innovation, respect, teamwork, accountability, and continuous improvement