3 of 3 MS Access Jobs in Warwickshire

Inventory Systems Analyst - Oracle & MS Access Location: Warwick on a Hybrid basis 3 days a week Salary: £45,000 - £50,000 + benefits Summary: Fantastic opportunity to join a long-established business that is highly committed to achieving customer focused results. The successful candidate will utilise a … strong blend of analytical and systems capability (including advanced MS Access) together with a depth of operational inventory management knowledge to develop effective and efficient forecasting and inventory management solutions and processes. Key Responsibilities: Oracle SCM Planning System Expertise: Act as a subject matter expert by mastering … layouts, views, and reports. Process & Reporting Development: Design efficient planning and inventory management processes, and build dynamic reports using tools like Oracle FBDI, SQL, MS Access, Business Objects, and Excel to support data-driven decisions. Training & Documentation: Create structured training materials and reference documentation for both planners More ❯

understanding system functionality, calculations, and data relationships. Maintain & validate planning data, ensuring integrity and accuracy. Build and develop reporting processes, using Oracle FBDI, SQL, MS Access, Business Objects, and Excel, helping business users make informed stock and service decisions. What You'll Need Experience using Inventory Planning … systems Strong knowledge of Oracle SCM data, Oracle FBDI, SQL, MS Access, Business Objects & Excel Comfortable working with high volumes of data A curious mindset and eagerness to dive into details Ready to take the next step in your career? We'd love to hear from you More ❯

Prepare reports on inventory levels and logistics performance for senior internal stakeholders. The Successful Applicant Will have a strong background in WMS systems with MS Access being essential. Understanding of Oracle SCM and process development is important. The successful candidate must be commutable to Warwick at least More ❯