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Product Supply Chain Planner (Corporate Planner, New Product Introduction) is the primary interface between Business Unit and the Manufacturing Supply Chain Organization. It has full ownership of the supply chain for their Business Unit and works strategically and tactically to ensure that the production needs of the Business Unit are met. The expectation is to work with both the Business unit and the contract manufactures with focus on go‑to‑market for new product offering.

Foundational understanding Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA), semiconductors and the overall SMT manufacturing process is indispensable. This is a Full‑time, in‑office position.

• Manage new product introduction from feasibility to EOL, aligning supply chain strategies with engineering and manufacturing requirements. Focus on Go to Market and Production ramp.
• Proactively review new product introduction schedules based on standard mfg. LTs, driving quick‑turn material planning, and supplier coordination to ensure on‑time delivery.
• Host weekly meetings with Engineering, Project Management and Marketing, addressing changes to BOM (components, FW and test), schedules, supply status and representing Operations during technical discussions.
• Review and approve in Agile Bill of material such as passive and active components, mechanicals (heatsink, stiffeners, brackets), PCB Gerbers, firmware, test program releases as well as temporary deviations.
• Manage special build requirements, product conversions, re‑work, and second source qualifications.
• Monitor and report on key performance indicators (KPIs) such as on‑time delivery, inventory turns, and lead times.
• Lead the end‑to‑end order life cycle, coordinating with cross‑functional teams including Inside Sales, Marketing, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Logistics.
• Understand key Customers, market indicators, and geopolitical factors affecting the industry.
• Review and rationalize customer forecasts based on historical data, market trends, and sales projections.
• Generate forecast vs. backlog analysis, booking LT trends, inventory turns report with recommendations to align the goals.
• Create the releases within the ERP.
• Create product sales and shipment forecasts.
• Provide Global Sales Services (GSS) with lead time quotes and new product introduction samples.
• Generate strategic supply plans that align with business objectives and manage inventory levels across the supply chain to minimize excess and obsolete stock.
• Resolve supply issues in finish goods and raw materials impacted by short order LT, upsides, quality issues, low yield, factory shutdowns, natural…