Supply Planner
Amazon is focused on protecting the health and safety of our employees while continuing to serve people who need our services more than ever.
Regular testing on a global scale across all industries would both help keep people safe and help get the economy back up and running.
But, for this to work, we as a society would need vastly more testing capacity than is currently available.
Unfortunately, today we live in a world of scarcity where COVID-19 testing is heavily rationed.
Until we have an effective vaccine available in billions of doses, high-volume testing capacity would be of great help, but getting that done will take collective action by NGOs, companies, and governments.
Job DescriptionTo help solve this problem, Amazon has begun the work of building incremental testing capacity.
We are seeking a Supply Planner, with analytical experience, attention to detail and a bias for action to improve supply planning activities and influence with best practice methods.
Reporting to the Supply Planning Manager, you will be expected to analyze large amounts of data, identify capacity constraints, and adjust accordingly to meet an ever-evolving demand landscape.
The Supply Planner is responsible for master production scheduling & the allocation of raw material, work in process, excess & obsolete inventory.
This position is a key driver in ensuring adequate inventory is available to deploy in fulfillment of customer demand, while minimizing distressed product risks.
Primary duties of this role will include:
From the Consensus Demand Plan, the role creates finished goods needed to support customer orders, forecasted demand & inventory stocking requirements.
Collaborates with cross functional partners to ensure inventory is managed according to constraints and targets that are aligned with the business strategy.
Maintains critical inventory parameters for Target & Safety Stock of raw materials, while considering supply lead time, warehouse and transportation constraints.
Actively interacts with demand management, manufacturing, quality, warehousing & transportation to solve material issues & consumption patterns.
Measures, analyzes, and reports key process metrics, while monitoring adherence to key performance indicators (KPI) that are assigned to the assigned product categories.
Identifies possible material shortages against inventory plans and develops action items.
Marshal resources to address action items and follow up on all material shortage-related issues.
Responsible for long-term capacity status, weekly category KPI updates, product shortage reporting & ad-hoc daily information flow amongst supply planning partners (Demand Planning, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Logistics, and Business Management).
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Regular testing on a global scale across all industries would both help keep people safe and help get the economy back up and running.
But, for this to work, we as a society would need vastly more testing capacity than is currently available.
Unfortunately, today we live in a world of scarcity where COVID-19 testing is heavily rationed.
Until we have an effective vaccine available in billions of doses, high-volume testing capacity would be of great help, but getting that done will take collective action by NGOs, companies, and governments.
Job DescriptionTo help solve this problem, Amazon has begun the work of building incremental testing capacity.
We are seeking a Supply Planner, with analytical experience, attention to detail and a bias for action to improve supply planning activities and influence with best practice methods.
Reporting to the Supply Planning Manager, you will be expected to analyze large amounts of data, identify capacity constraints, and adjust accordingly to meet an ever-evolving demand landscape.
The Supply Planner is responsible for master production scheduling & the allocation of raw material, work in process, excess & obsolete inventory.
This position is a key driver in ensuring adequate inventory is available to deploy in fulfillment of customer demand, while minimizing distressed product risks.
Primary duties of this role will include:
From the Consensus Demand Plan, the role creates finished goods needed to support customer orders, forecasted demand & inventory stocking requirements.
Collaborates with cross functional partners to ensure inventory is managed according to constraints and targets that are aligned with the business strategy.
Maintains critical inventory parameters for Target & Safety Stock of raw materials, while considering supply lead time, warehouse and transportation constraints.
Actively interacts with demand management, manufacturing, quality, warehousing & transportation to solve material issues & consumption patterns.
Measures, analyzes, and reports key process metrics, while monitoring adherence to key performance indicators (KPI) that are assigned to the assigned product categories.
Identifies possible material shortages against inventory plans and develops action items.
Marshal resources to address action items and follow up on all material shortage-related issues.
Responsible for long-term capacity status, weekly category KPI updates, product shortage reporting & ad-hoc daily information flow amongst supply planning partners (Demand Planning, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Logistics, and Business Management).
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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