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Tele2 Austria is seeking a Supply Planner to take ownership of supply planning for a specific product category. The successful candidate will work on ensuring optimal stock levels while collaborating closely with various teams, including Product Management and Sales.
This role requires a strong analytical mindset and experience in supply chain planning. You will participate in the S&OP process and drive continuous improvement initiatives, while engaging with third-party logistics partners and suppliers to enhance operational efficiency.
Are you passionate about data, process optimization, and making things work smarter? Do you thrive in a collaborative environment where your analytical mindset makes a real difference? Join Tele2 and take ownership of supply planning for your own product category, playing a key role in how we manage our product flows.
As a Supply Planner at Tele2, you will be part of our Supply Chain Planning team, taking ownership of a specific product category. Your core mission is to ensure we have the right amount of stock available to fulfill customer orders and deliver equipment on time — without tying up unnecessary capital in inventory. It is a balancing act that requires both analytical precision and strong stakeholder collaboration.
Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) will be one of your key processes, and you will work closely with colleagues across the organization, from Product Management and Sales to Commercial teams, to reach agreements on supply and demand forecasts. You will also be in regular contact with our third‑party logistics partners (3PL) and the suppliers connected to your product category. You will also play an active role in embedding our newly implemented ERP system, IFS, into daily planning operations.
You will be measured on your ability to maintain strong on‑time delivery performance while optimizing inventory turnover and keeping working capital at healthy levels — finding the right balance between availability and cost efficiency.