Inventory Analyst

Born in Yosemite, forged in Quantico and built for adventure. 5.11 is a purpose-driven lifestyle brand, rooted in performance, durability, and versatility. Since 1979, we’ve created gear and apparel for people who live life without limits, delivering gear and apparel that empower them to push boundaries every day.

This isn’t a report-pulling role. We’re looking for someone who sees inventory as a puzzle worth solving and enjoys digging into data to understand what’s really happening, why it’s happening, and what we should do next.

As an Inventory Analyst, you’ll help shape how 5.11 uses Databricks and modern analytics to make smarter decisions across inventory, planning, and distribution operations. You’ll work with large datasets, a high volume of SKUs, and a constantly evolving business, turning complexity into clear insights and actionable recommendations.

Your work will directly impact inventory productivity, profitability, sell-through performance, markdown efficiency, and distribution center execution.

Analyze inventory performance across channels, product categories, and lifecycle stages to identify risks and opportunities

Monitor key metrics including sell-through, productivity, inventory aging, and service

Identify slow-moving inventory and recommend strategies to improve margin recovery

Support end-of-life planning and markdown strategies with data-driven insights

Use analytics platforms such as Databricks, SQL, and BI tools to develop reporting that supports inventory strategy

Build scalable dashboards and KPI reporting to provide clear visibility into inventory performance

Translate complex data into clear insights and actionable recommendations

Improve reporting accuracy, automation, and usability over time

Provide reporting and analysis to support planning team decisions

Identify root causes behind forecast misses, inventory gaps, and excess inventory

Partner cross-functionally to align inventory strategies with broader business priorities

Develop reporting that helps optimize distribution center focus and operational priorities

Identify bottlenecks and inventory inefficiencies through data analysis

Support strategies that improve distribution center throughput and execution

3+ years of experience in Inventory, Supply Chain, Allocation, Planning, or S&OP

Strong understanding of inventory metrics such as sell-through, inventory turns, fill rate, allocation, and margin

Advanced Excel skills

Strong analytical skills and experience working with large datasets

Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, high-SKU environment

Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills

Experience writing SQL queries or working with modern analytics tools

Familiarity with Databricks, Power BI, Tableau, or similar platforms

ERP experience required;
Microsoft Dynamics 365 strongly preferred

Experience in retail, apparel, footwear, or other SKU-intensive industries

Pay Range: $70,000-$80,000 annually plus bonus based on experience

5.11 offers a best-in-class benefits program including: medical, dental and vision insurance; a 401(k) program with employer match; employer-paid basic life and AD&D insurance. Additionally, employees can choose from several voluntary benefits including:
Hospital Indemnity/Accident insurance;
Flexible Spending Account/Health Saving Account;
Employee Assistance Program;
Paid Time Off/Paid Holidays/Sick Time;
Casual Dress Code; and Employee Discounts.

* If you are a regular full-time employee working at least 30 hours per week, you and your eligible dependents may participate in 5.11’s benefits program.*

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