Division Supply Planning Analyst

Intel Corporation•Santa Clara, CA

5d•$91,060 - $152,460•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Supply Chain Planning Analyst in Intel's Corporate Planning Group (CPG), you will help shape and optimize supply chain strategies. You will develop, integrate, and execute planning schedules, materials requirements, forecasts, and inventory strategies to support smooth operations and customer needs. The role is part of the DCG_HVM Server Planning team, which contributes to delivering products and solutions in response to customer demand. The team works with stakeholders across engineering, marketing, finance, and manufacturing to support Intel's broader innovation and operational-efficiency goals. The position also uses AI to improve the accuracy and efficiency of supply planning and incorporates business intelligence reporting to turn raw data into meaningful visualizations for automated monitoring and strategic decision-making.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Industrial Engineering, Business Administration, or another relevant STEM field.
At least 4 years of relevant supply chain experience.
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, including Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in a related field.
Experience with analytical and data visualization tools such as Power BI.
Expertise in the semiconductor or manufacturing industry.
Familiarity with product planning methodologies.
Experience working in global, cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

Develop, integrate, and execute supply chain planning schedules, forecasts, and inventory strategies to meet business needs.
Conduct scenario and what-if planning for processes, engineering, and inventory strategies.
Analyze and optimize supply-versus-demand balancing using quantitative and qualitative inputs.
Coordinate with suppliers to support uninterrupted material management and delivery timelines.
Monitor and resolve inventory issues in support of short-term and long-term business objectives.
Collaborate with stakeholders across supply chain functions to align on business strategies.
Evaluate supply chain capacity needs and capabilities.
Lead continuous-improvement initiatives for processes and tools.
Use AI to improve the accuracy and efficiency of supply planning.
Incorporate BI reporting to transform raw data into accurate, meaningful visualizations for automated monitoring and strategic decision-making.