Strategic Production Planner – MPS & Scheduling Lead

PepsiCo; Suadiye Mahallesi; On-site; TRY 240,000 - 360,000; Full time

Job summary

PepsiCo in Marmara region is seeking a weekly production planning specialist to ensure service at SKU level. You will coordinate weekly planning data with SP Manager, maintain DPP tool setups, and align with Site Operations leadership to optimize near-term MPS and meet cross-functional objectives.

The role requires 1–3 years in supply chain, a university degree (engineering preferred), and strong planning and team-management abilities.

Qualifications

• University Graduate, preferably Engineering.
• 1-3 years of experience in SC
• Communication skills are highly important.
• Experience is required in team management and planning.
• Customer orientated. Understanding basic marketing, sales, and production
• Fluency in English and Turkish

Responsibilities

• Coordinate weekly production planning inline with transferred data by SP Manager
• Maintain DPP tool setups, i.e., NPD, sequencing, etc.
• Collaborate with Site Operations leadership to align on the optimal near-term MPS that meets cross-functional objectives
• Collaborate with the SP to resolve supply infeasibilities and identify prebuild opportunities
• Ensure KPI's are met for Plan Accuracy, PSA
• Develop the Detailed Line Schedule by shift to meet the demand while minimizing inventory and cost within established SLA’s
• Facilitate a daily scheduling meeting with a cross-functional team to communicate the near-term MPS, resolve gaps, and review performance (daily or weekly handshake).
• Ensure planning trade-off decisions made are aligned with SP
• Alignment of capacity calendars across JDA/DPP with maintenance and downtime

Skills

Communication

English

Turkish

Team management

Planning

Education

Bachelor's degree, Engineering preferred

Job description

PepsiCo in Marmara region is seeking a weekly production planning specialist to ensure service at SKU level. You will coordinate weekly planning data with SP Manager, maintain DPP tool setups, and align with Site Operations leadership to optimize near-term MPS and meet cross-functional objectives.

The role requires 1–3 years in supply chain, a university degree (engineering preferred), and strong planning and team-management abilities.