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Supply and Production Planning Lead
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Job Description
Supply & Production Planning Manager | Quantum-Systems
The Tone:
This is a full-time role at Quantum-Systems. The company operates in a manufacturing environment, and this position is critical for developing and owning the supply and production planning function. The role exists to ensure manufacturing continuity and production stability by effectively planning and coordinating across various departments. It is a key position for someone who wants to build and evolve a planning function with direct impact on the company’s operational success.
The TL;DR
• Role: Full Time
• Type: Full-time
• Location: In-person Ukraine – Kyiv
• Mission: Develop and own the Supply and Production Planning function to ensure manufacturing continuity and production stability.
• Tech Stack: ERP systems with MRP
What You’ll Actually Do
• Lead: Lead the design, implementation, and ownership of end-to-end Supply and Production Planning processes.
• Analyze: Transform inventory data into actionable insights, preventing shortages, excesses, and frozen capital.
• Optimize: Define, maintain, and optimize planning parameters to ensure accurate, business-aligned MRP results.
• Decide: Analyze planning outputs and drive business decisions based on real risks and priorities.
• Coordinate: Align plans across Procurement and Production, ensuring feasibility and cross-functional coordination while driving continuous improvements.
The Must-Haves
• Background: Manager level professional in Supply, Production, and Inventory Planning.
• Experience: 3+ years of hands-on experience using ERP systems with MRP, proven experience in launching, running, and improving MRP processes, and experience participating in S&OP / planning meetings.
• Skills: Strong understanding of end-to-end supply chain processes within a manufacturing environment; solid knowledge of MRP mechanics and ability to manage planning exceptions; demonstrated ability to build and own planning processes or functions; comfortable coordinating between functions as a neutral decision-maker.
