Senior Supply Chain Planning Engineer

Responsibilities

• Responsible for the design, standardization, and deployment of a common, demand driven S&OP process across machines, engines, and components.
• Lead deployment of a standard enterprise S&OP operating model, including planning horizons, cadence, inputs/outputs, and decision rights.
• Standardize S&OP processes across machines, engines, and components, ensuring structural alignment of demand, supply, and capacity plans.
• Integrate demand driven planning principles (signal based demand, buffers, decoupling points, flow based metrics) into S&OP execution.
• Own long-term demand planning (12–36+ months), translating demand into capacity, labor, tooling, and capital requirements.
• Enable constraint based S&OP by making supply, material, and capacity constraints explicit and decision ready.
• Develop and support scenario analyses to evaluate tradeoffs across service, inventory, margin, and capacity recovery.
• Ensure capacity plans are synchronized across machines, engines, and components, with clear visibility to bottlenecks and dependencies.
• Interpret order behavior, backlog trends, and demand signals to shape planning recommendations.
• Support executive S&OP forums with data driven insights, modeled options, and decision implications.
• Define and reinforce S&OP governance, standard work, and adoption metrics.
• Collaborate with Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Finance, IT, and Commercial teams to ensure alignment and execution readiness.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, or related field preferred but not required.
• Strong background in manufacturing planning disciplines such as S&OP, Integrated Business Planning (IBP), and/or capacity planning.
• Proven experience deploying and sustaining standardized planning processes across multiple product portfolios or value streams.
• Solid understanding of demand driven planning principles and constraint based decision-making.
• Demonstrated success working cross functionally in complex manufacturing environments.
• Experience improving organizational planning maturity and leading S&OP evolution.
• Exposure to enterprise planning platforms such as SAP IBP, Kinaxis, o9, or Anaplan.
• Professional certification such as APICS CPIM, CSCP, or comparable credential.

• APICS CPIM
• APICS CSCP