ANA

ANA

Supplies construction equipment and portable power

Buyer 2 - ERP/MRP

Full-TimePosted on 9/29/2026
$63k - $70k/yr
Senior
Bachelor's
Henderson, NV, USA
In Person

Fully onsite, weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

No H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 5 years of experience in manufacturing purchasing, supply chain, material planning, production control, or a related discipline.
  • At least 5 years of strong working knowledge of multiple ERP systems and applications.
  • Strong working knowledge of ERP/MRP principles and manufacturing material flow.
  • Demonstrated understanding of purchasing, inventory management, supplier management, production planning, and replenishment principles.
  • Strong analytical, critical-thinking, and root-cause problem-solving capabilities.
  • Advanced Microsoft Excel and data-analysis skills.
  • Ability to analyze large or complex datasets and convert information into actionable business decisions.
  • Ability to understand the relationship between demand, inventory, lead time, supply, capacity, and manufacturing requirements.
  • Demonstrated ability to operate effectively across Purchasing, Manufacturing, Operations, Finance, Engineering, Quality, and IT.
  • Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Must be based in the United States and authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship.
Responsibilities
  • Execute purchasing responsibilities for assigned commodities, suppliers, materials, or programs in accordance with established sourcing and commodity strategies.
  • Maintain appropriate material availability to support manufacturing requirements while minimizing excess and obsolete inventory.
  • Review MRP requirements and convert system demand into appropriate purchasing actions.
  • Manage purchase orders, supplier schedules, acknowledgments, lead times, delivery commitments, and material exceptions.
  • Identify and resolve potential shortages before they affect manufacturing operations.
  • Work directly with suppliers to improve delivery, lead time, flexibility, cost, and overall supply-chain performance using supplier scorecards.
  • Support inventory optimization through appropriate order quantities, safety-stock strategies, lead-time management, and replenishment parameters.
  • Serve as the Purchasing and Supply Chain subject-matter expert for ERP/MRP and Business Intelligence, supporting the development, implementation, optimization, and continuous improvement of an integrated, data-driven planning and decision-support environment.
  • Translate business requirements into scalable system functionality, standardized planning processes, automated analytics, and actionable management information to improve material availability, inventory performance, supplier execution, cost management, and supply-chain visibility.
  • Partner with Purchasing, Supply Chain, Operations, Finance, IT, Quality, and other stakeholders to translate business requirements into effective ERP/MRP workflows, planning logic, system parameters, data structures, controls, and reporting solutions.
  • Evaluate current Purchasing and material-planning processes and lead improvements that increase system utilization, automation, data integrity, planning accuracy, and operational efficiency while reducing reliance on manual transactions and disconnected spreadsheets.
  • Support the development, validation, governance, and continuous optimization of MRP planning logic and master-data parameters, including supplier lead times, order quantities, minimum order quantities, safety stock, reorder points, supplier assignments, purchasing calendars, material classifications, inventory policies, and other planning attributes.
  • Participate in ERP/MRP system design, testing, validation, implementation, enhancement, and continuous improvement, ensuring functionality supports Purchasing and Supply Chain business requirements across ANA operations.
  • Develop and optimize Business Intelligence dashboards, automated reporting, analytical models, and exception-management tools that turn ERP/MRP data into actionable operational and strategic intelligence.
  • Establish automated visibility into Purchasing and Supply Chain performance indicators, including supplier delivery and quality, purchase price variance, inventory levels and turns, material shortages, past-due purchase orders, supplier lead-time performance, capacity and supply risk, premium freight, forecast accuracy, excess and obsolete inventory, and cost reduction or avoidance.
  • Develop exception-based management reporting to identify material, supplier, inventory, cost, and planning risks so Purchasing resources can focus on high-priority issues requiring action.
  • Support development of executive-level Business Intelligence dashboards and management reporting that provide visibility into Cost, Quality, Delivery, Inventory, and Supply Risk for fact-based decision-making and organizational accountability.
  • Establish standardized ERP/MRP and Business Intelligence processes, reporting methodologies, and performance definitions across manufacturing locations to create a reliable source of truth for Purchasing and Supply Chain performance.
  • Drive the evolution from transactional and reactive Purchasing toward a predictive, exception-based, data-driven operating model using ERP/MRP discipline and Business Intelligence to improve planning accuracy, supplier performance, inventory optimization, and Supply Chain effectiveness.
  • Develop automated visibility into critical Purchasing and Supply Chain KPIs, including Supplier On-Time Delivery, Supplier Quality Performance, Purchase Price Variance, Inventory Levels, Inventory Turns, Material Shortages, Past-Due Purchase Orders, Supplier Lead-Time Performance, Supplier Capacity/Risk, Premium Freight, Forecast versus Actual Demand, Excess and Obsolete Inventory, and Cost Reduction/Cost Avoidance.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in CES, Business, and/or another related field of studies.
  • Experience supporting an ERP/MRP implementation, migration, transformation, enhancement, or optimization initiative.
  • Experience with Power BI or comparable Business Intelligence and visualization platforms.
  • Experience developing dashboards, automated reporting, scorecards, or analytical models.
  • Working knowledge of ERP reporting tools, relational data structures, data models, or comparable analytical technologies.
  • Experience developing or supporting supply-chain KPI reporting.
  • Experience with master-data governance and ERP/MRP planning-parameter management.
  • Experience in a high-growth, high-volume, multi-site, or complex manufacturing environment.
  • Exposure to Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Continuous Improvement, or structured Root Cause Problem Solving.

About the company

ANA provides equipment and solutions for the construction, industrial, and rental markets. It is the exclusive North American supplier of AIRMAN mobile generators, air compressors, and MAC3 pneumatic tools, offering products such as 13 kVA–400 kVA generators with automatic voltage regulation and two-way fuel piping; 100–400 cfm AIRMAN compressors with various pressures and built-in aftercoolers; and oil-free MAC3 tools designed for efficiency. The company also markets EBOSS, a hybrid energy system that reduces fuel use, extends generator life, lowers maintenance costs, and decreases greenhouse gas emissions. ANA focuses on resource efficiency to maximize uptime and minimize total cost of ownership by partnering with leading brands to serve utilities, municipalities, telecoms, and other customers.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Early VC

Total Funding

$50M

Headquarters

Henderson, Nevada

Founded

2017

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • S2G invested $50 million in February 2025, funding inventory and manufacturing expansion.
  • ANA says EBOSS can cut fuel use 75% and emissions 65%.
  • Rental-market revenue reached $83.5 billion in 2026, expanding customer demand.

What critics are saying

  • ANA depends on AIRMAN exclusivity; any supplier dispute instantly weakens its portfolio.
  • Hybrid sales concentration creates execution risk if EBOSS scaling misses 2026 inventory targets.
  • Loss of AIRMAN rights would collapse ANA's core revenue stream.

What makes ANA unique

  • ANA remains North America's exclusive supplier of AIRMAN generators, compressors, and MAC3 tools.
  • EBOSS hybrid systems blend diesel generation and batteries for lower fuel use.
  • Product breadth spans 13-kVA to 400-kVA generators and 100-400 cfm compressors.

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401(k) Retirement Plan

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Voluntary Accident Insurance

Voluntary Critical Illness Insurance

Employee Assistance Program

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ImpactAlpha
Sep 2nd, 2026
S2G Investments seeks alpha in impact - without the label (podcast).

S2G Investments seeks alpha in impact - without the label (podcast). Walmart heir Lukas Walton started S2G Investments in 2014 to support entrepreneurs transforming food and agriculture systems. The Chicago-based firm has since added investment strategies around oceans and energy. It's tracking the warming climate, the aging population and the effect on consumer spending of the growing divergence in income and wealth in a "K-shaped" economy. Those may sound like impact investing themes. But don't call S2G Investments, now with $2.8 billion under management, an impact investor. "We sit at a different point on the spectrum, where we're underwriting for institutional, non-concessionary returns, and competing for the same LP capital as conventional growth funds or private credit funds," S2G's Aaron Rudberg says on the latest Agents of Impact podcast. "But impact is a core part of how we underwrite as well." Growth capital. S2G, which this summer closed on its $1 billion Solutions Fund, has often zigged while others have zagged. The new fund is based on the premise that energy-transition private markets have become bifurcated, with abundant early-stage capital at one end, and substantial infrastructure capital at the other. Much of what has been labeled as "growth capital" flows to companies that are pre-revenue or early in commercialization (see, "G is for growth after $1 billion raise for Lukas Walton-backed S2G Investments"). S2G is instead looking for profitable operating companies ready to expand their operations. Such businesses already work commercially but are poorly suited to traditional venture or private equity structures. "Our focus at the Solutions Fund is really backing proven technology that can scale, that need $25 to $75 million," Rudberg says. "They don't fit in the venture category, and they don't fit in the buyout infrastructure category." At the same time, S2G is not a private equity buyout firm. "We're not looking to take control. In fact, that's something we sell to entrepreneurs." ANA Inc., a Nevada-based manufacturer of hybrid backup generators, for example, was generating more than $100 million in annual revenue but had never raised outside capital. "We were able to sit down and say, 'We can write a sizable check to help you scale and grow, given the market opportunity,'" Rudberg says. "That company has scaled significantly since we invested a couple of years ago because they're meeting the market demand, which they wouldn't necessarily been able to do without a partner like us to help them open up new markets, expand their manufacturing capacity, unlock debt capital that we were able to bring in, build out the team." Illusion of crowds. S2G is able to write such large checks because it can collect them itself. For years, Lukas Walton was the fund's sole LP. S2G spun out as an independent registered investment adviser in 2024 in order to raise money from outside investors. At $1 billion, the Solutions Fund was able to absorb institutional capital in a way that smaller impact funds are not.

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