Fixed Asset Manager

Role Scope

• Build and maintain the demand and lead-time forecasts that keep procurement ahead of the forward build pipeline across every critical equipment category, from chillers to switchgear to transformers to generators.
• Track supplier capacity, lead times, and delivery risk across dual-sourced categories, and surface the thresholds that trigger a re-source before the schedule slips.
• Model the cost and timing trade-offs on multi-hundred-million-dollar equipment commitments so buyers negotiate from data, not guesswork.
• Turn raw supplier, shipment, and inventory data into the weekly signal the supply chain team runs on, reconciling sources that don't agree.
• Stand up the forecasting tooling and dashboards that let a lean team see disruption coming instead of reacting to it.

What We're Looking For

• You've built forecasting or planning models that people actually made decisions on, not slideware that got ignored.
• You've worked with messy operational data from several systems and turned it into a number a team trusted.
• You catch a lead-time or capacity problem in the data weeks before it becomes a schedule problem.
• You write analysis clearly enough that a buyer or an executive can act on it without a follow-up meeting.
• You've partnered with procurement, operations, or finance and shipped analysis that changed what they bought or when.
• You check your own numbers and you know when a forecast is guessing rather than telling you something.
• Bonus: Supply chain, procurement, or logistics analytics. Data center or hardware equipment categories. SQL and Python for data work. Statistical or machine-learning forecasting methods. Scaling analysis inside a high-growth operation.