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Canadian Natural Resources

Master Data & Inventory Analyst

Canadian Natural Resources Β· Energy & Resources
πŸ“ Calgary, AB, CanadaOn-siteβœ“ Verified🏒 25 other open roles β†’
πŸ’΅ Estimated pay
$20.00 to $25.50 an hour
This posting does not list pay. Typical for purchasing and inventory control workers, Calgary region: median $25.38 an hour. Source: Job Bank. An estimate for the occupation, not this employer.

The Opportunity: At Canadian Natural, we are dedicated to driving innovation and excellence in the energy sector. As a recognized leader in Canada’s energy industry, we operate one of the strongest and most diversified asset portfolios of any independent energy producer in the world. Make your mark while you grow your career!

As a Master Data & Inventory Analyst, you will play a key role in advancing inventory governance, master data excellence, and process improvement across the enterprise. Working closely with Supply Management, Operations, and Data & Analytics teams, you will drive data integrity, optimize inventory practices, and identify opportunities to streamline and standardize business processes. Through analytics, governance, and continuous improvement, you will help enhance operational performance, support digital transformation initiatives, and deliver measurable business value through more effective and efficient supply chain processes.

At Canadian Natural, your exp...

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