Business Planner

BUSINESS PLANNER

Full Time, Clerical – Fremont, CA, US

Candidates must reside within driving distance to the corporate office located in Fremont, CA to be considered.

Optoma is a global leader in projection and display technology, with a supply chain spanning Taiwan, China, and North America. This role sits at the intersection of demand forecasting, supply execution, and go‑to‑market strategy—giving you end‑to‑end visibility into how a hardware business actually runs. If you want to learn fast and own real work from day one, this is the role.

You'll be part of a collaborative global planning team, working closely with Product, Marketing, Sales, and regional supply partners. The matrix structure is intentional: it builds the cross‑functional instincts that accelerate your career.

• Own global sales forecast accumulation and drive consensus across regional teams
• Coordinate global supply signals and manage inventory risk throughout the product lifecycle
• Monitor and manage 3PL warehouse replenishment to maintain optimal stock positioning
• Support S&OP cycle execution and flag risks before they become problems
• Build business analysis and reporting that connects planning decisions to P&L outcomes
• Identify process inefficiencies and propose solutions—your ideas will actually get implemented
• Partner with Product and Marketing to align supply plans with go‑to‑market execution
• Support cost control initiatives across procurement, freight, and inventory
• Any other duties assigned by the manager

• Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain, Operations, Economics, or a related field
• Understanding of end‑to‑end supply chain—from upstream procurement through downstream fulfillment
• Strong Excel skills; comfort with large datasets and building your own models
• Clear communicator across functions and seniority levels, written and verbal
• Analytical and organized—you enjoy digging into numbers to find the story
• Self‑starter who takes initiative rather than waiting for direction
• 1–2 years in supply chain, planning, or operations is preferred but not required