Supply Network Planning Manager New

EMEA Recruitment Ltd; Zug; On-site; CHF 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

EMEA Recruitment, in partnership with a global FMCG company, seeks a Supply Chain Network Planning Manager to lead tactical planning across international regions from its Zug, Switzerland site. The role involves developing planning scenarios, optimizing material requirements, and driving global planning excellence while collaborating with senior stakeholders across the business.

The role will be based fully on-site in Zug, with international travel approximately one week every two months.

Qualifications

• Experience in Supply Chain Planning with knowledge of Material Planning and packaging.
• Experience across multiple manufacturing sites in a global network.
• Strong analytical skills with experience in planning systems.

Responsibilities

• Lead tactical network planning across international regions with an 18-month horizon.
• Analyze capacity, material requirements, inventory, and constraints in a complex global network.
• Develop and evaluate planning scenarios using advanced planning systems.
• Align raw materials and packaging requirements with regional teams and sourcing strategies.
• Drive planning standards, processes, and capabilities across regions.
• Influence senior stakeholders to improve planning maturity and cross-functional alignment.

Skills

Supply Chain Planning

Material Planning

Packaging Materials

Advanced Planning Systems

Multi-site Experience

Stakeholder Management

Project Management

o9 Solutions

Tools

o9 Solutions

Job description

Confidential Zug Permanent Posted 3 days ago Job ID: 10170

Supply Network Planning Manager

EMEA Recruitment has partnered with a global FMCG company in its search for a Supply Chain Network Planning Manager.

We're looking for an experienced Supply Chain Network Planning Manager with a strong background in Supply Chain Planning, particularly Material and Packaging Planning, across complex, multi-site manufacturing environments.

As the Supply Chain Network Planning Manager, you'll play a key role in driving tactical supply chain planning across multiple international regions, developing planning scenarios, optimizing material requirements, and supporting strategic decision-making.

You'll also be responsible for driving global planning excellence, improving planning standards, and collaborating with senior stakeholders across the business.

This role is fully on-site in Zug, Switzerland, with international travel required approximately one week every two months.

The main responsibilities of the Supply Chain Network Planning Manager include:

• Lead tactical Supply Chain Network Planning across multiple international regions, managing planning scenarios over an 18-month horizon
• Analyze production capacity, material requirements, inventory levels, and supply constraints across a complex global manufacturing network
• Develop and evaluate planning scenarios using advanced planning systems to support supply chain optimization and key business decisions
• Collaborate with regional Supply Planning teams and Procurement to align raw materials, primary and secondary packaging requirements, and sourcing strategies
• Drive global planning excellence by establishing, assessing, and improving planning standards, processes, and capabilities across different regions
• Partner with senior stakeholders across Supply Chain Operations to influence decisions, improve planning maturity, and drive cross-functional alignment

Role requirements:

• Strong experience in Supply Chain Planning, with essential knowledge of Material Planning, particularly primary and secondary packaging materials
• Experience working across multiple manufacturing sites, ideally within a complex international or global supply chain network
• Strong analytical capabilities with experience using advanced supply chain planning systems to develop scenarios and support decision-making
• Experience within a mature planning environment, with exposure to production, material, distribution, and inventory planning
• Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with the ability to influence senior stakeholders and drive decisions across multiple regions
• Strong interpersonal skills, cultural awareness, and the ability to collaborate effectively within international teams
• Project management experience and knowledge of planning platforms such as o9 Solutions would be advantageous

EMEA Recruitment is committed to promoting Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in the workplace.

We act as a neutral third party in the recruitment process, basing our candidate searches on skills and experience.

We welcome all applications regardless of age, gender, sex, relationship status, disability, race, religion/beliefs, or sexual orientation.