Full Time
$1,500-$1,800/mon
40
Sep 18, 2026
Supply Chain & Inventory Analyst – Amazon FBA
We're building out our Amazon USA private label operations team, and we're looking for a sharp, detail-oriented Amazon FBA Inventory Analyst to grow into a future Operations Manager.
This is an entry-to-mid-level role for someone who already has hands-on Amazon FBA / supply chain analyst experience and wants a clear path toward owning end-to-end operations.
You'll work closely with our Supply Chain Manager and leadership team, learning every part of the business — from supplier production in China, to 3PL warehousing, to Amazon FBA — while taking ownership of forecasting, inventory health, and account operations.
## Highlights
- Full-time, 40 hours/week
- Competitive salary based on experience
- Performance-based incentives/bonuses
- Clear growth path into an Operations Manager role
- Remote position
- Health insurance stipend
- Paid vacation
## Key Responsibilities
**Inventory & Supply Chain**
- Track inventory levels across 3PL and Amazon FBA; flag stockout or overstock risks early.
- Support and eventually help manage monthly and seasonal demand forecasts.
- Monitor inbound shipments, POs, and lead times from suppliers through to FBA receiving.
- Help troubleshoot logistics issues — customs delays, inbound shipment problems, 3PL discrepancies.
**Amazon Marketplace Support**
- Monitor Amazon account health metrics and flag policy or listing issues to the team.
- Support order management and coordinate with customer service on account-related issues.
- Keep an eye on product listings, rankings, and competitor activity.
- Coordinate with the PPC team so ad spend aligns with current inventory levels.
**Vendor & Purchasing Support**
- Assist with supplier and freight forwarder communication and follow-ups.
- Track vendor performance (on-time delivery, quality) and flag issues.
- Support purchasing activities and cost-tracking.
**Growth & Development**
- Work directly alongside the Operations Manager/Supply Chain Manager to learn strategic decision-making.
- Take on increasing ownership of forecasting, vendor relationships, and account health over time.
- As you build track record against the KPIs above, grow into managing your own reports and eventually the Operations Manager role.
## Qualifications (Must-Have)
- 3 years of experience as an Amazon Supply Chain Specialist, Amazon Inventory/FBA Analyst, or similar supply chain analyst role.
- Working knowledge of Amazon FBA logistics and inventory management.
- Comfortable with data — pulling reports, spotting trends, building basic forecasts.
- Highly organized, detail-oriented, and process-driven.
- Comfortable in a fast-paced, high-growth environment with partial overlap to U.S. East Coast time zone.
- Fluent in English; strong written and analytical communication.
- Eager to grow into a leadership/management role over time.
## Nice to Have
- Exposure to international shipping/logistics (China to USA), customs, or freight forwarding.
- Familiarity with forecasting tools or Amazon software (e.g., Helium 10, SoStocked).
- Familiarity with project management tools (ClickUp, Asana).
- Proficiency in Google Sheets/Excel for analysis and reporting.
- Ability to speak Mandarin (a plus, not required).
TO APPLY: PLEASE ANSWER THE SCREENING QUESTIONS BELOW: (We'll only entertain those who answer these questions)
1. Walk us through the role where you had the most hands-on Amazon FBA and Seller Central experience: what was your day-to-day, and roughly how many SKUs or how much inventory value were you responsible for?
2. Tell us about a time you had to forecast demand or manage inventory levels to avoid a stockout or overstock situation. What data or method did you use, and what was the outcome?
3. Describe the trickiest Amazon account or operational issue you've resolved — could be a policy violation, IP complaint, inbound shipment problem, or 3PL/supplier issue. What did you do and how did it turn out?
3. Describe the trickiest Amazon account or operational issue you've resolved — could be a policy violation, IP complaint, inbound shipment problem, or 3PL/supplier issue. What did you do and how did it turn out?
4. This role has a clear path to becoming an Operations Manager. What makes you want that growth, and what's one area you'd need to develop to get there?
5. Do you have experience working full EST/CST/PST hours and Are you comfortable working these time zones?
6. Our company uses time tracker to pay contractors, are you comfortable with this?
7. Once you go through the hiring process, will you be able to provide your previous manager references?
Thank you and God bless!
There are no rejections, only redirections.