Senior LNG Planning & Supply Chain Strategist

Supply Tech Nexus; Doha; On-site; QAR 3,750,000 - 5,625,000; Full time

Job summary

Supply Tech Nexus is seeking a Senior Production & Planning Engineer in Doha, Qatar, to oversee integrated supply chain planning, storage allocation, and vessel scheduling. The role requires coordinating with upstream producers, storage terminals, port operations and global customer delivery commitments in a 24/7, high-pressure environment.

You will develop loading schedules for Ras Laffan Terminal Operations, align inventories, and resolve berth conflicts with RLIC, QatarEnergy Sales

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related technical field.
• Minimum 6 years in oil and gas commercial operations and shipping, with 5+ years as a scheduler.
• Experience in short- and long-term planning for petroleum, LNG, or refined products.
• Proven ability to manage complex supply chain constraints, berth allocation, and tank farm inventory.

Responsibilities

• Develop reliable loading schedules for RLTO facilities and align tank inventories, rundown rates and vessel berthing.
• Build short- and long-term production forecasts for Non-LNG products and refinery feedstocks; monitor forecast accuracy.
• Analyze maintenance impacts and formulate rapid mitigation plans to protect business continuity and compliance with joint-venture agreements.

Skills

Production scheduling

Supply chain planning

Analytical skills

Stress management

Time management under pressure

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

HIMS

Job description

Supply Tech Nexus is seeking a Senior Production & Planning Engineer in Doha, Qatar, to oversee integrated supply chain planning, storage allocation, and vessel scheduling. The role requires coordinating with upstream producers, storage terminals, port operations and global customer delivery commitments in a 24/7, high-pressure environment.

You will develop loading schedules for Ras Laffan Terminal Operations, align inventories, and resolve berth conflicts with RLIC, QatarEnergy Sales