$85,000-$90,000

Revision Military•Essex Junction, VT

12d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Global Supply Chain Planner is responsible for translating demand into executable supply plans that ensure material availability, optimize inventory levels, and support global operations across Revision’s supply network. This role owns supply planning, inventory positioning, and mid- to long-term material readiness, coordinating closely with internal stakeholders and external partners—including international assembly operations—to ensure alignment between demand, supply, and operational execution. The position serves as a key cross-functional leader within the organization, directly interfacing with Finance, Operations, Product Management, and Marketing to align supply chain decisions with business objectives. This role oversees the planning and procurement of inventory, ensuring the right materials are available at the right time while balancing cost, service, and working capital.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Engineering, or related field
5+ years of experience in supply chain planning, material planning, or operations planning
Strong experience with ERP/MRP systems (Syteline preferred)
Deep understanding of supply chain planning concepts (lead times, safety stock, demand variability)
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Ability to operate independently and make informed decisions
Advanced Excel skills and data analysis capability
U.S. Government Authorization required.

Nice To Haves

Syteline preferred

Responsibilities

Translate demand forecasts, customer orders, and business inputs into supply and purchasing requirements using ERP systems (Syteline)
Define and maintain planning inputs including lead times, order policies (safety stock and reorder points), and planning assumptions
Review and validate system-generated planning outputs to ensure accuracy and feasibility
Define and maintain target inventory levels across finished goods and components
Balance service levels, inventory investment, and operational constraints
Identify and proactively manage risks related to shortages, excess inventory, and obsolescence
Drive actions to optimize inventory health and support business performance
Coordinate material flow and supply requirements between U.S. operations and international assembly partners
Ensure materials are available in the right location at the right time to support production schedules
Align supply timing with production plans, assembly operations, and business priorities
Proactively identify constraints, shortages, and risks impacting production and customer delivery
Lead cross-functional recovery planning with Operations, Logistics, and Scheduling
Communicate material risks, impacts, and mitigation plans clearly to stakeholders
Escalate critical supply risks and trade-offs to Supply Chain leadership
Own supply-side inputs into the SIOP process, including supply plans, inventory projections, and constraints
Partner directly with Finance to align inventory strategy with working capital and financial targets
Partner directly with Operations to ensure production feasibility and schedule alignment
Partner directly with Product Management & Marketing to support product launches, demand changes, and lifecycle planning
Ensure alignment between demand signals and supply capabilities across the organization
Serve as a primary point of contact for material availability and supply-related decisions
Communicate regularly with production and assembly teams on critical inventory delivery dates, shortages and constraints (e.g., “hot items”), and recovery plans and priorities
Ensure alignment between planning outputs and operational execution
Develop and track key supply chain metrics, including, inventory turns, service levels, shortages and backorders, and planning accuracy
Identify and implement improvements in planning processes, ERP parameters, and supply chain performance
Drive increased visibility and clarity in supply chain decision-making through data and reporting