Senior Planner, Supply Operations

Arc'teryx Equipment; North Vancouver; On-site; CAD 94,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and wellbeing benefits

RRSP matching

Paid time off and wellness time

Professional development opportunities

Employee discounts on gear

Job summary

Arc'teryx Equipment is seeking a Senior Planner for Supply Operations in North Vancouver. This hybrid role involves tactical supply planning and cross-functional collaboration to ensure product availability and drive efficiency in global supply chains.

Your expertise in T1/T2 planning will be essential, along with strong data analysis skills and effective communication with various stakeholders. A vibrant team environment is promised, driven by a commitment to fostering inclusivity and the outdoors.

Qualifications

• 5-8 years experience in supply planning or a relevant supply chain role.
• Strong partnerships across regions and can influence decisions without direct authority.
• Expert knowledge of T1/T2 supply planning and strong grasp of end-to-end supply chain flow.

Responsibilities

• Act as the primary supply contact for regions and sourcing organization.
• Drive holistic view of T1/T2 mitigation scenarios through planning.
• Translate supply impacts for the business ahead of seasonal buy placements.

Skills

Supply planning

Data analysis

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Time management

Problem-solving

Education

Relevant supply chain certification

Tools

o9

Excel

Power BI

SAP

Job description

Your Opportunity at ARC’TERYX

As a Senior Planner, Supply Operations, you own how tactical supply planning turns complex supply scenarios into clear decisions that keep product flowing to the business. You are the supply subject‑matter expert across our tier 1 and tier 2 networks – the person the regions and the sourcing organization rely on to surface risk early, align on mitigation, and shape the buy. You connect supply impacts to business performance, influence the trade‑offs that get made, and raise the bar on how the team plans. You operate as a strategic partner – building the relationships and planning cadence that keep our regions and the sourcing organization aligned from scenario through buy placement. It’s a highly cross‑functional role with real ownership and visible impact across the global supply chain.

This role is based out of our North Vancouver office and is open to hybrid remote work. Candidates must be eligible to work in Canada.

Meet Your Future Team

Planning aligns inventory, supply, and business priorities to ensure products are available where and when they are needed. The team develops planning strategies, establishes key priorities and KPIs, and partners cross‑functionally with Merchandising, Finance, Sourcing, and Operations teams to deliver integrated plans. Through scenario planning, supply‑demand balancing, and forecast optimisation, Global Planning enables informed decision‑making and agile responses to evolving business needs. By connecting long‑range strategy with day‑to‑day execution, the team helps drive operational efficiency, inventory productivity, and sustainable growth across the global business.

Core Activities

• Act as the primary supply point of contact for the regions and the sourcing organization, building the relationships and planning cadence that keep plans aligned
• Own supply supportability reporting through the tactical horizon
• Drive the holistic view of T1/T2 mitigation scenarios through planning stage‑gates, up to buy placement
• Translate supply impacts for the business and regions ahead of seasonal buy placements
• Lead the supply response into IBP, partnering with Global Inventory Planning to translate the global supply plan into regional impacts – mitigating risks and seizing opportunities
• Partner with the sourcing organization (Finished Goods and Raw Material Supply teams) to shape buy strategies across T1/T2 – LLT exceptions, one‑time buys, MOQ reviews, buy windows, and material pre‑positioning
• Own and execute the monthly “Need to Buy” process and seasonal calendars for buy dates and shipping schedules
• Own capacity risk assessments and drive resolution with global and regional planning teams
• Synthesise capacity and production updates into clear regional communication
• Partner with Global and Regional Merchandising and Demand Planning teams to adjust plans as forecast or capacity shifts
• Analyse buy acceptance rates to surface risks and opportunities, and translate them into action

Future Work

• Drive process improvements that scale across the supply planning process
• Create risk and mitigation strategies and playbooks to support T1/T2 scenario planning
• Mentor team members in support of their development

Qualifications

• 5‑8 years experience in supply planning, production planning, or a relevant supply chain role
• Build strong partnerships across regions and the sourcing organization, and can influence decisions without direct authority
• Expert knowledge of T1/T2 supply planning and production processes, and a strong grasp of end‑to‑end supply chain flow
• Strong data analysis background, with hands‑on experience in o9, Excel, and Power BI
• Solid knowledge of SAP and/or an equivalent ERP/planning system and order management processes
• Track record of mentoring and developing others
• Excellent written and verbal communication, strong business judgment, and a sharp eye for detail and accuracy, with a drive to improve processes and systems
• Advanced analytical skills to investigate, troubleshoot, audit, and resolve complex issues amid uncertainty and ambiguity
• Self‑motivated and work well independently and as a collaborative cross‑functional partner
• Proactive in identifying root causes and developing solutions
• Six Sigma (Green Belt) and/or APICS supply chain certification is an asset
• Strong time management skills, work well under deadlines and pressure, and can prioritise across multiple tasks in a fast‑paced environment
• Strong interpersonal skills and enjoy a people‑facing role
• Remain highly flexible and adaptable when faced with ambiguity
• Effectively balance autonomy and collaboration
• Inspire breakthrough thinking and continuous improvement
• Seek the best (sometimes not the easiest) solutions, with an unwavering commitment to do what is right
• Passion for your work is paralleled by a passion for getting outside and living it

Compensation: The salary range for this role is CAD$94,000 ‑ CAD$124,000.

Total Rewards

Most new team members join between the start and midpoint of the range, where you can contribute right away while continuing to grow your craft, your collaborations, and your impact at Arc’teryx. This range reflects market alignment and the scope of the role. Individual pay is determined by your skills, experience, and level of responsibility.

Benefits

• Health & wellbeing – Extended health, dental, and vision coverage, including mental health support, fertility benefits, gender‑affirming care and a 24/7 Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Financial wellbeing – RRSP matching and eligibility for Arc’teryx Annual Incentive Plan and access to Employee Stock Purchase programme (ESPP) where applicable
• Time & flexibility – Paid time off, wellness time, and No Wasted Day programme (dedicated paid days to get outside & explore)
• Family support – Parental leave top‑up and a nesting period for new parents
• Growth, community & gear – Professional development opportunities, Arc’teryx Academies (outdoor skill‑building events), Employee Belonging Councils and access to employee discounts and Pro Deals (exclusive discounted pricing on gear)

*Eligibility for certain programmes may vary by role.

Equal Opportunity

Arc’teryx is committed to actively creating and fostering a culture of inclusivity where voices are heard, people are seen, and values are respected. We care about the uniqueness of our applicants, employees, and guests, and we do so in a safe space fueled by curiosity and acceptance.

Creating an inclusive workplace is connected to our core value Do Right while also having the added benefit of helping make our business better. We believe inclusion helps us to create a healthier, happier workplace, drive creativity and innovation, and reflect the communities where we operate.

All applicants, employees, and guests can expect equality of opportunity and fair treatment in alignment with our values.