We are looking for an Inventory Clerk to join our team in Fort Worth, Texas in a Contract to Permanent role. This position supports inventory-focused accounting activities tied to assets moving through acquisition, storage, sale, and final disposition. The ideal candidate is comfortable working in a high-volume environment with tight reporting deadlines and can adjust quickly as business needs shift.

Responsibilities:
• Oversee inventory-related records across the full asset lifecycle, from initial receipt through final sale or disposal.
• Enter and maintain purchase, movement, and sales activity accurately to support reliable financial reporting.
• Review inventory balances and valuation data to help ensure complete and accurate accounting treatment.
• Reconcile inventory and related accounts, investigate variances, and resolve discrepancies in a timely manner.
• Contribute to month-end close activities by preparing supporting schedules and assisting with reporting deliverables.
• Evaluate margins and profitability across inventory groups, auction activity, and operating locations.
• Process vendor payment information and monitor related transactions for accuracy and completeness.
• Work closely with operations personnel, vendors, and internal business partners to address inventory and accounting questions.
• Support special analysis, reporting requests, and continuous improvement efforts related to inventory processes.• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance is required.
• Proven experience with inventory accounting in a manufacturing, distribution, or other inventory-driven setting is required.
• Hands-on background in account reconciliations and month-end close support.
• Strong understanding of inventory tracking, asset inventory controls, and inventory reporting practices.
• Ability to manage priorities effectively in a fast-moving, deadline-sensitive environment.
• High level of accuracy, organization, and attention to detail.
• Collaborative approach with the flexibility to adapt to changing business demands.