Materials Leadership: Master Scheduler & SIOP Lead

Electron Energy Corporation; Lancaster (Lancaster County); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Electron Energy Corporation is seeking a Senior Materials Manager to lead the end-to-end materials organization, including master scheduling, procurement, inventory control, and warehousing. You will drive the integration of demand, capacity, supplier performance, and inventory strategy into one cohesive plan that supports customer commitments and financial objectives.

The role requires establishing and governing the Master Production Schedule, balancing service levels with working capital, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management or related field.
• Typically 8+ years of leadership in materials management, supply chain, scheduling, and procurement.
• Demonstrated ownership of Master Production Scheduling and MRP-driven planning.
• Strong analytical, financial, problem-solving, leadership, and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end materials organization and Master Scheduling governance.
• Translate demand forecasts into executable production and procurement plans.
• Drive inventory optimization, service levels, and working capital improvements.
• Partner with Operations, Engineering, Quality, Finance, Sales and Continuous Improvement.

Skills

Strategic leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Data-driven decisions

Supply chain optimization

Education

Bachelor's in SCM

Master's in Business/SCM

Tools

Epicor ERP

MRP/ERP systems

Capacity planning tools

Job description

Electron Energy Corporation is seeking a Senior Materials Manager to lead the end-to-end materials organization, including master scheduling, procurement, inventory control, and warehousing. You will drive the integration of demand, capacity, supplier performance, and inventory strategy into one cohesive plan that supports customer commitments and financial objectives.

The role requires establishing and governing the Master Production Schedule, balancing service levels with working capital, and