Coordinator I, Inventory

Job Summary: The Inventory Coordinator I is responsible for ensuring all inventory is maintained accurately and provided to production lines in a timely manner.

Job Duties: Kitting of medical device production orders in a clean room environment through accurately counting and documenting components to a work order; perform material movements both physically and systematically in SAP ERP system; performing Goods Receipts in SAP ERP system; Demonstrate teamwork on a cross-functional team to meet goals; Maintain a neat and safe work environment; Communicate verbally and in writing; Work independently and balance multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment; Work in a warehouse using pallet jacks and other warehouse machinery; Work overtime as required for business needs; read understand and follow company processes and work instructions; Some areas will require the handling of chemicals with proper training and PPE provided; Maintain positive and cooperative communications and collaboration with all levels of employees customers contractors and vendors; Performs other related duties and responsibilities on occasion as assigned.

Additional Notes:

• Key requirement is experience in a clean room environment especially for medical device manufacturing.
• Candidates must have hands-on SAP experience for material transfers and kitting orders; proficiency with SAP is considered critical to improve onboarding efficiency.
• Experience assigning materials to production orders (not just picking for warehouse) is highly valued.
• Communication skills (verbal and written) and ability to work well on a team are important.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office required; Windchill experience is a plus but not required.
• Experience with other enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems may be considered.
• Preference for candidates with medical device and clean room manufacturing experience; warehouse-only experience is less competitive.
• Interviews will be conducted virtually for flexibility and to increase candidate availability especially given multiple shifts.
• Overall onboarding and training will take around five weeks.
• Candidates must be able to read and comprehend process documents at a middle school level and strictly follow regulated procedures.
• The role supports the electrophysiology department at Abbott primarily on the Volt catheter and Agilis introducer product lines.
• Work is based at the Minnetonka site focused on minimally-invasive heart procedures.
• Majority of work (65% - 75%) is in the clean room; the remainder is in the warehouse transferring materials.
• PPE is required in the clean room: gown hairnet beard net (if needed) shoe covers gloves and safety glasses (mask optional).
• Safety shoes are required for warehouse tasks involving equipment; all PPE is provided.