Global Supply Planner: Demand, Stock, & Availability

PIERRE FABRE S.A.; Castres; Sur place; EUR 70 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Pierre Fabre S.A. is seeking a skilled planning professional to align production plans with commercial demand across France and international markets.

You will ensure product availability for subsidiaries, maintain data integrity, and manage safety stock and lot sizes to minimise shortages and excess. This role requires a Master’s level in supply-chain management and at least 3 years in flow planning, with English fluency and strong analytical abilities.

Qualifications

• Master’s level in supply-chain management, business school or engineering, with at least 3 years of experience in flow planning.
• Fluent in written and spoken English.
• Knowledge of supply-chain and inventory management in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, or food‑distribution contexts.
• Proficiency with ERP (SAP or equivalent) and data-analysis tools such as PowerBI or Tableau.
• Strong analytical, synthesis and problem‑solving skills.

Responsabilités

• Define launch dates for new products in each country and monitor stock depletion.
• Maintain data integrity of product information across information systems.
• Control safety stock and lot size parameters for central and subsidiary stock levels.
• Ensure industrial planning compliance against demand plans and identify stock‑out risks.
• Summarise and communicate stock‑out risks with business and territory teams.
• Monitor saturation levels of industrial equipment and critical suppliers.
• Participate in setting up and harmonising business processes with the Supply team.

Connaissances

Supply chain planning

Data analysis

English proficiency

Formation

Master’s level in supply-chain management / Bac+5

Outils

PowerBI

Tableau

SAP or ERP

Description du poste

Pierre Fabre S.A. is seeking a skilled planning professional to align production plans with commercial demand across France and international markets.

You will ensure product availability for subsidiaries, maintain data integrity, and manage safety stock and lot sizes to minimise shortages and excess. This role requires a Master’s level in supply-chain management and at least 3 years in flow planning, with English fluency and strong analytical abilities.