PSupply Network planning is a key role in the IBP process, as the Supply Network plan delivery enables operations to meet the tactical and strategic horizon production requirements in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner. The Supply Network Planner provides essential information for the IBP cycle, ensuring that the Supply Network is properly planned to meet the needs of internal and external customers. /ppThe role typically involves a tactical planning horizon of 1 to 15 months, with a quarterly or semi-annual strategic plan covering 36 months, both in monthly buckets. /ppAs this process and role are new to the organization, it offers an exciting challenge for the incumbent to educate others on the benefits of Supply Planning. The incumbent must be comfortable managing conflicts and change at various organizational levels, supported by the Supply Chain Manager, BU/Opco Operations Director/Manager, and Global IBP Team. /ppThe level of the role depends on scope and complexity, including the number of manufacturing plants and product portfolio size complexity. /ppThe Supply Network Planner works closely with the Production Material Planner. Depending on organizational size, these roles may be combined, merging responsibilities of Supply Network, Production, and Material Planning. /ppbKEY ACCOUNTABILITIES /b /pollibSupply Network Planning /b: Prepare an accurate supply network plan for specific product groups based on 1-15 months, aiming to meet demand effectively, considering capacity, raw materials, and formulation optimization. Develop strategic (36 months) plans to identify potential constraints, create scenarios to optimize supply considering costs and customer service, and establish deadlines for key contributors. Prepare content for monthly supply reviews, including scenarios to minimize supply-demand gaps, and monitor progress through regular contact with planning teams and supply points. Serve as the first contact for commercial teams on planning horizons. /lilibInventory Working Capital Management /b: Define and implement inventory targets, manage inventory levels according to guidelines, and coordinate replenishments, aging, obsolete stock, and waste management across the network. /lilibMonitoring Analysis /b: Maintain planning master data and systems, analyze trends, identify sales risks/opportunities, coordinate constraining and allocation activities, and monitor KPIs to identify improvement areas. Collaborate with supply and commercial teams to prioritize actions and prevent stockouts and waste. /lilibContinuous Improvement Projects /b: Propose process improvements, lead or participate in projects to enhance planning reliability, and develop collaborative planning with key customer teams. /li /olpbKEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS /b /pulliDelivery On Time In Full (OTIF) /liliForecast Accuracy RMR/RMN /liliCapacity utilization /liliProduct portfolio metrics /liliIBP Maturity level /liliInventory levels and working capital /liliRaw material stock-outs /liliWaste costs /liliSchedule conformance /liliOverall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) /li /ulpbQUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE /b /pulliDegree in supply chain, operations, economics, engineering, or similar, with 3-5 years relevant experience /liliExperience in forecasting and SOP, preferably in animal feed or FMCG industries /liliCross-functional collaboration experience /liliProficiency in ERP tools, MS Excel; knowledge of Infor M3 and DMP is desirable /liliStrong communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills /liliUnderstanding of manufacturing challenges and performance leverage /liliNumerical and analytical skills /liliInquisitive mindset for risk and opportunity identification /liliEnglish proficiency, additional languages a plus /li /ulpbCOMPETENCIES /b /pulliRelationship building and cross-cultural awareness /liliEffective communication and persuasion skills /liliAdaptability in communication styles /liliHands-on mentality /liliAnalytical and numerical aptitude /li /ul #J-18808-Ljbffr