Supply Planner

As a Supply Planner based in Singapore, you’ll play an important role in making sure the right products are available at the right time and in the right quantity. Working across purchasing, manufacturing, logistics and demand planning, you’ll translate demand into practical supply plans, identify risks early and help keep products flowing reliably and cost-effectively.

Reporting into the Global Supply organisation, you’ll join a future-focused planning function that is strengthening end-to-end planning to maximise customer value and enable profitable growth. This is an opportunity to deepen your planning expertise while contributing to a purpose-led global supply chain.

• →Translate demand plans into executable supply schedules for your product portfolio.
• →Adjust supply plans as demand and operational inputs change, clearly communicating impacts to stakeholders.
• →Monitor supply constraints, conduct root cause analysis and coordinate with teams to support resolution.
• →Partner with suppliers, production and logistics teams to maintain the timely flow of materials and products.
• →Maintain accurate planning master data, including lead times, safety stock and lot sizes.
• →Use SAP, o9 and other planning systems to manage supply plans, work orders and purchase orders.
• →Identify and escalate supply risks early, proposing solutions that balance service and cost.
• →Support product launches, engineering changes and obsolescence planning to enable smooth transitions.
• →Track supply execution performance and provide accurate data and insights to support decision-making.
• →Contribute to process improvements, scenario planning and the adoption of new planning tools and ways of working.

• Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, Business, Engineering or a related discipline.
• 3–5 years in supply planning, production planning, logistics or materials management.
• Working knowledge of ERP and advanced planning systems such as SAP, o9 or Oracle.
• Strong Excel capability.
• Analytical approach with a focus on solving problems and improving planning outcomes.
• Clear communication and the ability to coordinate effectively across teams.
• Attention to detail and sound organisational skills.
• Ability to adapt and stay effective in a dynamic environment.

• Exposure to scenario planning and advanced planning tools.
• Involvement in planning process improvement initiatives.
• Understanding of how supply planning connects to customer service, cost and margin.

• Curious Mindset: Seeks feedback, builds knowledge and looks for opportunities to learn.
• Shared Accountability: Takes ownership while working collaboratively towards team outcomes.
• Adaptability: Responds constructively when priorities, demand or operating conditions change.
• Continuous Improvement: Challenges existing ways of working and looks for practical opportunities to improve.
• Inclusive Collaboration: Contributes to a positive environment where ideas are shared and different perspectives are valued.