Senior Manager, Inventory & Controls – Dollarama – Mont-Royal, QC
Location: Montreal, QC | Company: Dollarama
As a Senior Manager, Inventory & Controls at Dollarama in Mont-Royal, Quebec, you’ll play a strategic leadership role strengthening inventory controls, improving end-to-end processes, and driving better decision-making across Finance, Replenishment, and Operations. Reporting to the Corporate Controller, you’ll ensure inventory records are accurate, controls are audit-ready, and performance insights are clear and actionable.
This is a high-impact role where you’ll own inventory governance at scale—supporting reporting, forecasting, compliance, and nationwide physical inventory execution—while leading and developing a team of analysts.
About the role: Senior Manager, Inventory & Controls
You’ll oversee inventory accounting and reporting, including provisions (in-transit, shrink, obsolescence), monthly close, forecasting, and KPI packages for senior leadership. You’ll also lead physical inventory controls and the annual inventory count process across 1,650+ stores, producing shrink trends and partnering on initiatives that reduce loss and improve accuracy.
In addition, you’ll manage compliance (including 52-109 requirements), support audits, maintain documentation (Workiva), and contribute to risk management through inventory loss claims and insurance valuation support.
Role Type & Key Focus Areas
This is a full-time senior leadership role based in Mont-Royal, QC, bridging Finance and Operations with a strong focus on inventory controls, financial close & reporting, shrink analytics, process optimization, and team leadership.
Job Details
📌 Job Type: Full-Time (Senior Management)
🏢 Company: Dollarama
📍 Location: Mont-Royal, QC, Canada
🧩 Focus: Inventory Controls, Reporting, Shrink, Audit & Compliance
Key Responsibilities
- Own day-to-day inventory operations and drive continuous process improvements
- Ensure accuracy of inventory records (pricing, markdowns, merchandise flow)
- Manage provisions: distribution costs, in-transit, shrink, obsolescence
- Lead inventory monthly close and deliver detailed margin/shrink analysis
- Prepare monthly forecast and insights on margin, inventory levels, and key cost drivers
- Deliver quarterly inventory KPI package and updates on initiatives to senior leadership
- Maintain and enhance Power BI dashboards (aging, turns, margin by location)
- Lead physical inventory controls and annual count execution across 1,650+ stores
- Produce shrink trends by store/item and support payback analysis on shrink initiatives
- Ensure compliance with 52-109, maintain documentation in Workiva, and support audits
- Manage inventory loss claims and insurance valuation support
- Lead and mentor a team of 5 analysts
Requirements / Skills
- University degree in Accounting or Finance (CPA is an asset)
- 10+ years of relevant experience, including inventory and team leadership
- Experience with large ERP systems (strong asset: SAP)
- Strong financial analysis skills in a high-volume data environment
- Knowledge of IFRS
- Advanced Excel and PowerPoint (Power BI is an asset)
- Excellent communication in English and French (English required for cross-Canada work)
- Strong stakeholder management: ability to collaborate and influence across the business
How to Apply
If you’re ready to lead inventory governance at scale and drive controls and performance improvements across a national retail network, apply through the official Dollarama posting.
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Job Summary & Tips for Applying
For this Senior Manager, Inventory & Controls role, make your resume heavy on inventory governance, financial close, shrink analytics, and controls/compliance. Highlight experience leading inventory counts, building KPI reporting for leadership, and improving processes across Finance + Operations.
If you’ve worked with SAP, Power BI dashboards, IFRS, audit prep, or SOX/52-109-style controls, call it out clearly—Dollarama needs someone who can drive accuracy at scale and lead teams delivering clean, audit-ready reporting.