<p>Robert Half is seeking an<strong> IFS Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Solution Architect</strong> to support a strategic asset management transformation initiative for a large asset-intensive client. This consultant will serve as a trusted advisor responsible for evaluating the client's current-state IFS EAM environment and designing a scalable future-state framework that improves asset reliability, maintenance effectiveness, governance, reporting, and operational decision-making. Apply today! </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Duration:</strong> 3 months contract with potential to extend, depending on performance </p><p><strong>Location:</strong> 100% Remote, occasional travel to Seattle</p><p><strong>Schedule:</strong> Open to candidates who’d be interested in Part Time or Full Time work</p><p> </p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Assess current-state IFS EAM configuration, business processes, data structures, and governance practices.</li><li>Lead discovery sessions and workshops with maintenance, operations, supply chain, engineering, IT, and business stakeholders.</li><li>Design scalable asset hierarchy models, equipment structures, and master data governance frameworks.</li><li>Evaluate and optimize maintenance planning, preventive maintenance, work order management, scheduling, and execution processes.</li><li>Develop recommendations for warehouse operations, spare parts management, BOM governance, and inventory controls.</li><li>Establish reliability and performance measurement frameworks, including KPIs, reporting models, and asset lifecycle metrics.</li><li>Identify opportunities to leverage standard IFS capabilities while reducing reliance on custom processes and workarounds.</li><li>Create future-state operating models, implementation roadmaps, and prioritized improvement initiatives.</li><li>Support organizational readiness, training, knowledge transfer, and adoption activities.</li><li>Provide strategic guidance throughout assessment, design, and optimization phases of the engagement.</li></ul>
We are looking for a Supply Chain Analyst to support manufacturing operations through data-driven insight, performance tracking, and process optimization in Mason, Ohio. This Long-term Contract position is ideal for a detail-oriented individual who can turn complex supply chain information into clear reporting that helps improve purchasing, inventory flow, supplier results, and logistics performance. The role works closely with leadership and cross-functional partners to identify trends, strengthen planning decisions, and advance operational efficiency across the supply chain.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Build and maintain reporting tools, dashboards, and performance measurements that provide visibility into supply chain operations and business outcomes.<br>• Evaluate supplier results by reviewing delivery reliability, product quality, and service responsiveness, then highlight risks and improvement opportunities.<br>• Contribute to sourcing and cost-saving efforts by analyzing spend, material flow, and inventory levels to support better purchasing decisions.<br>• Monitor purchase order activity, potential stock shortages, shipment timing, and transportation performance to help maintain continuity of supply.<br>• Identify patterns in operational data and recommend changes that improve efficiency, reduce waste, and strengthen overall supply chain performance.<br>• Support problem-solving efforts by participating in root-cause reviews, corrective action planning, and ongoing continuous improvement activities.<br>• Prepare clear summaries, reports, and presentation materials for leadership to support planning discussions and strategic decision-making.<br>• Partner with teams across procurement, operations, planning, and logistics to drive initiatives that improve supply chain execution and service levels.
<p>Robert Half is seeking a FP&A analyst for a growing company in Cincinnati. Below are the responsibilities for the FP&A analyst position. For immediate consideration please contact Jarrod Moon (859)229-3603.</p><p>Essential Functions:</p><p>• Develop a thorough understanding of assigned financial reports, investigate unusual results, and provide recommendations that support the financial health and performance of the business.</p><p>• Compile and analyze financial information to maintain the integrity of the general ledger and ensure inventory and manufacturing transactions are recorded accurately and timely.</p><p>• Actively participate in Operations meetings, projects, and continuous improvement initiatives by providing financial guidance, reporting, data validation, and decision support.</p><p>• Maintain monthly close files including Profit and Loss reports, Gross Margin Walks and Operating Expense reporting.</p><p>• Prepare, analyze, and maintain recurring and nonrecurring journal entries, reconciliations, and supporting documentation related to operational cost accounting and inventory book-to-perpetual activity.</p><p>• Analyze and prepare monthly financial reports, explain actual results compared with budget, forecast, and prior periods; identify trends, risks, and opportunities.</p><p>• Prepare and interpret monthly standard margin, gross margin, and cost of goods sold/manufactured analyses, and recommend actions based on the results.</p><p>• Develop and improve operational reports, dashboards, and key performance indicators that clearly communicate the financial implications of manufacturing activities.</p><p><br></p>