Job Description

Who We Are



Founded in 2013, Organigram is a leading Canadian licensed producer, focused on producing high-quality, indoor-grown cannabis for adult recreational consumers in all provinces and the Yukon. Headquartered in Toronto (Ontario), Organigram has three state-of-the-art cultivation and processing facilities in Moncton (New Brunswick), Winnipeg (Manitoba) and Lac-Superieur (Quebec), and our adult-use products can be found in retail outlets from coast-to-coast. Organigram's adult-use brands include Edison, SHRED, monjour, Laurentian Cannabis, Holy Mountain, Big Bag O'Buds, Tremblant Cannabis and Trailblazer.



Our mission is to delight consumers with trusted brands that deliver innovative cannabis products and experiences while promoting education and industry advocacy.



Over the past year we have seen significant growth in this emerging cannabis industry and attribute this growth to our team members. We believe our deep-rooted culture; our values and our welcoming work environment have contributed to our overall success. Our focus on innovation, responsiveness to the needs of our customers and our people-centric approach have helped us become a trusted name amongst our stakeholders - be it our customers, partners, investors, our team members, and the communities that we support.



Why work with us?



Organigram is a diverse and inclusive organization that cares about you and the community you live in. Our competitive salary and benefits, education reimbursement and flexible work environment are designed to work for you as you grow and develop in your career. We offer an annual wellness credit and unlimited vacation to support your health and wellbeing. And you can feel good knowing our Organigram Operating for Good program provides you with the opportunity to support your community through sponsored volunteer initiatives.

Job Summary:

The Senior Inventory Analyst is responsible for recording and maintaining the company's inventory in alignment with IFRS standards, internal policies, and the corporate control framework. The Senior Inventory Analyst will support accurate inventory accounting, ensure compliance, and drive improvements in inventory management practices.

Responsibilities:

Inventory Data Management:

Maintain and update price lists, ensuring accuracy and adherence to corporate standards.

Inventory Reconciliation & Reporting:

Reconcile month-end inventory balances to the general ledger, prepare related journal entries, and investigate discrepancies. Track and record bio asset entries, fair value less cost to sell (FVLCS), and unrealized gains on growing plants. Prepare quarterly biological asset workbooks and compliance with internal control frameworks and prepare notes for financial statements related to bio assets, including unrealized gain on harvests and transfers to finished goods

Inventory Adjustments, Allowances & Variance Management:

Manage adjustments related to obsolete inventory and plant assets, ensuring accurate recording of changes. Oversee variance analysis related to normal waste and obsolete inventory, allocating adjustments to COGS (Cost of Goods Sold). Oversee low specification adjustments and ensure timely processing of adjustments as needed. Support variance adjustments for inventory, including packaging, cultivation, and manufacturing department allocations

Internal Controls & Compliance:

Assist with the enhancement and maintenance of internal controls related to inventory management practices. Participate in the financial audit, internal control audits, and tax filing processes as required. Run inventory closing and adjustments at period-end.

Physical Inventory & Process Improvement:

Assist with conducting physical inventory counts, ensuring accuracy and compliance with internal controls. Collaborate with the FP&A team on standard cost input for finished goods and bulk items, as well as new product setups. Assist in process improvements to enhance inventory management, reduce inefficiencies, and mitigate control deficiencies

Skills & Qualifications:

Degree in Business Administration, Commerce (Accounting/Finance), or a related field. CPA designation or the intention to pursue one is considered an asset. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Exceptional attention to detail, with strong communication and listening skills. Ability to adapt and remain flexible in a rapidly changing work environment. Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and take initiative in financial reporting responsibilities. Strong team player with a professional approach to collaboration within the finance team and across departments. Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel.

Thank you for your interest in Organigram.



Organigram is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to fair and equitable recruitment practices, and we invite the opportunity to discuss any accommodation needs required throughout the hiring process. Please email us at internalrecruiting@organigram.ca and include the following: Job posting title, your name and contact information and your preferred method of contact.

While we thank all candidates for their interest, only those shortlisted will be contacted for an interview.