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METTLER TOLEDO Thornton is seeking a Supply Chain Planner in the United States (Massachusetts) to lead planning and procurement across complex value streams, ensuring material availability and alignment with long-term demand. The role requires collaboration with manufacturing, warehouse, quality, finance, and suppliers to maintain a reliable and efficient supply chain.
The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience), 3+ years in supply chain planning, and strong
METTLER TOLEDO Thornton is the leading global innovator in pure and ultrapure water measurement. We use innovative technologies with high performance customer-focused products, balancing agility with decades of analytics experience. Our customers integrate and manage pure and ultrapure water systems in demanding pharmaceutical/biotech, power generation and microelectronics industries, involving a broad spectrum of precise analytical technologies. We are part of Mettler-Toledo, a global manufacturer of precision instrumentation.
As a Supply Chain Planner for Thornton, you will lead planning and procurement strategies across complex value streams to ensure material availability and alignment with long-term demand. You will optimize inventory, identify supply and capacity risks, maintain accurate planning data, and drive process improvements. Working as part of our ONE TEAM approach, you will collaborate with manufacturing, warehouse, quality, finance, and suppliers to support a reliable and efficient supply chain. Additional Responsibilities:
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