Zachary Daniels
Stock & Systems Controller

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Stock & Systems Controller | Retail / E-commerce | Liverpool | £32k
Hours: Monday-Friday, 08:00-16:00 | 37.5 hours
The Opportunity
We're working with a fast-growing, product-led business looking for a Stock & Systems Controller to take ownership across stock accuracy, business systems and day-to-day IT support.
This is a hands-on, varied role for someone who enjoys solving problems, improving processes and making systems work better.
What You'll Be Doing
- Own stock accuracy across systems and locations, investigating discrepancies and variances.
- Manage stock checks, reconciliations, transfers, returns and adjustments.
- Produce accurate stock reports and maintain high-quality system data.
- Act as a key contact for operational, stock and business systems.
- Investigate system issues, data errors and process failures.
- Identify opportunities to automate, streamline and improve processes.
- Provide first-line IT support across hardware, software, access and equipment.
- Set up IT equipment and systems for new starters.
- Liaise with external IT and software providers where required.
- Support system implementations, upgrades and improvements.
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- Experience in stock control, inventory, systems or a similar operational role.
- Experience with ERP, WMS, inventory or business systems.
- Strong Excel and Microsoft Office skills.
- Excellent attention to detail and analytical/problem-solving ability.
- Comfortable troubleshooting basic IT issues.
- Highly organised, proactive and confident working independently.
- A natural problem solver who enjoys finding better ways of doing things.
Experience within e-commerce, retail, fashion, beauty, warehousing or distribution would be advantageous.
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