Manufacturing Production Scheduler

CelLink Corp•Georgetown, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

A day in this role You start your morning on the manufacturing floor, scanning WIP, reviewing MES dashboards, and tuning line-by-line schedules so every customer order lands on time. A quick sync with Production, Quality, NPI, and Process Engineering aligns build readiness for new programs moving from prototype into full-scale runs. You lead the daily production review, highlight risks, drive escalations, and reset priorities. Throughout the day, you translate shop-floor signals into a coordinated plan, keep ERP/MES/inventory data accurate, and coach teammates on schedule execution and system use. Before you wrap, you update KPIs and brief leadership on performance and throughput.

Requirements

Bachelor’s in Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or related field.
2+ years of production planning experience in manufacturing (high mix and/or high volume preferred).
Analytical decision-maker who stays composed under deadlines.
Fluent in Excel and familiar with MES/ERP platforms (Oracle, SAP, or similar).
Solid grasp of forecasting, capacity modeling, and constraint management.
Proven cross-functional leadership to resolve production issues quickly.
Clear, effective communicator—written and verbal.
Proficiency Experience in a manufacturing environment

Nice To Haves

Background in flexible circuit or printed electronics manufacturing.
Hands-on use of MES, ERP, and MRP tools (SAP, Oracle, or equivalents) in a production setting.
Track record ramping both high-mix/low-volume and high-volume programs.
Knowledge of LEAN, Six Sigma, or Kaizen methodologies.
Experience in a fast-paced startup or rapid-scaling environment.
Familiarity with capacity modeling, constraint-based scheduling, and takt time analysis.
Cross-functional planning experience spanning engineering, quality, and operations.
APICS CPIM, CSCP, or comparable certification.

Responsibilities

Build and continuously refine multi-line production schedules to hit customer demand and internal efficiency targets.
Track WIP and line outputs, maintaining smooth flow and achieving throughput goals.
Anticipate and mitigate constraints—line-down risks, material gaps, capacity bottlenecks.
Facilitate daily operations meetings; communicate risks, escalations, and changing priorities clearly.
Mine MES and shop-floor data to improve labor utilization and material availability.
Partner with Production, Quality, NPI, and Process Engineering to ensure build readiness and drive continuous improvement.
Keep ERP, MES, and inventory records in lockstep with the live plan.
Prepare concise executive updates and maintain KPI tracking on production performance.
Train colleagues on scheduling discipline, system workflows, and process adherence.
Reinforce alignment across planning, procurement, and operations.
Maintain a clean, orderly workspace and follow all safety and environmental procedures.
Model CelLink’s values—integrity, teamwork, self‑discipline, and professional excellence—and handle additional duties as needed.
Follow CelLink policies across HR, security, ethics, safety, and environmental practices.
Depending on role, adherence to applicable ISO frameworks (such as ISO 9001 and IATF 16949) may be required.