Project lead of company-wide ERP conversion. Developer of business analytics system for Corporate, Manufacturing and Inventory performance. Responsible for uptime and security of all Corporate systems, including networks, servers, cloud-based and phone systems.

Responsible for the management program that orders truck parts inventory across 545 dealer locations, totaling $510 million in annualized purchase volume, and $170 million in parts inventory.Manage cross-functional teams, including IT, Sales, and Distribution to enhance parts systems capabilities and the synergies between them.Internal Management – Develop and mentor a staff of inventory specialists, coaching and supporting key data and technology principles.External Management – Analyzing and assisting dealers with their parts inventory needs through daily stock orders, suggesting alternative methods of management.Develop analytical tools, using SQL Server, MS Access and Excel, to measure dealership performance, recommending solutions to increase sales and inventory turns.Create reporting systems, combining various systems, to distribute inventory performance measurements to the dealerships. This includes automatic emailing of all metrics and critical Key Performance Indicators.Perform on site dealer visits, using the analytical tools developed to suggest ways to increase inventory performance.Responsible for Inventory Forecasting and Analysis, reporting to Executive Management and Business teams of Parts Organization.Developed data analysis programs using SAS, MS Access and Excel, in order to track and analyze warehouse inventory levels and supplier forecast performance. Managed Inventory Analyst; coaching and developing necessary skills used in Analyst Position.

Developed and Maintained databases for tracking production pipelines.Created SAS and database analysis tools to track income and revenue for Citibank North American finance group.Maintained various Excel spreadsheets containing Asset and Liability information for approximately 500 bank branches."