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Procter & Gamble doesn't need another scorekeeper; it needs an Inventory Specialist who plays offense with Persuasion and Barcode Scanning. Boiled down: freelance, $55,000 - $78,000, 4 years of RFID, and a seat at the table where Procter & Gamble decisions get made.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate with Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and Persuasion stakeholders to remove operational bottlenecks
- Read the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt signals early enough to steer before the quarter closes
- Sequence the rollout so MN regions don't all break at once
- Connect daily Barcode Scanning operations to the strategy on the wall
- Surface the two or three metrics that decide whether an Inventory Specialist bet paid off
- Find the unfussy lever that moves the metric leadership cares about most
- Hold a forecast review where people actually change their minds
- Read a SAP WM dashboard and know which line is lying to you
What You'll Bring
- A communication style that translates jargon back into plain English
- Comfort interpreting data and translating findings into clear recommendations
- Experience supporting cross-functional teams in a mid-level capacity
- Working understanding of both Empathy and Transportation Management in real-world settings
The fast-moving people at Procter & Gamble have spent years proving that world-class 3PL Management can absolutely come out of Duluth. Respect for your craft and your life outside it sits at the core of how Procter & Gamble operates.
You get $55,000 - $78,000, a growth runway, a mentor, full benefits, and a flexible Duluth, MN setup, no fine print, no catch.
We refreshed it today so candidates know the freelance role is genuinely open.
We can't hire the resume you didn't send, so send it and let's start in Duluth.