Network Orchestration Specialist

Procter & Gamble•Cincinnati, OH

6d•$54,100 - $67,600•Onsite

About The Position

The Network Orchestration Specialist is an individual contributor in a control-tower environment who monitors multi-site operational performance signals, identifies exceptions, applies established playbooks/standard work, and provides clear, decision-ready updates. The role supports day-to-day operational decision making by documenting issues, recommending actions within defined guidance, and escalating non-standard situations through the Leader and designated SMEs.

Requirements

Demonstrated ability to interpret operational metrics, identify exceptions, and communicate clearly in writing and verbally.
Proficiency with standard computer tools (excel spreadsheets, chat/email, dashboards) and comfort working primarily in a computer-based environment.
Ability to follow standard work, use templates, maintain high documentation quality, and escalate appropriately.
Ability to work a 2,2, 3 schedule ( 2 days on, 2 days off, 3 days on, 2 days off, 2 days on, and 3 days off)

Nice To Haves

Experience in logistics/warehouse operations with exposure to performance monitoring or operations support.
Experience with PRIME (WMS) or comparable warehouse management systems and exception management.
Familiarity with continuous improvement basics (RCA, PDCA/LE) and using data to support operational decisions.

Responsibilities

Monitor assigned KPIs/leading indicators across sites using approved dashboards/tools; identify anomalies and emerging risks.
Apply established playbooks/standard work to classify issues, take defined actions, and route/escalate exceptions through the correct channels.
Create and maintain clear incident records (status, impacts, actions taken, owners, next steps) using required templates and tracking systems.
Provide concise, decision-ready updates to stakeholders (what changed, impact, options/recommendation within guidance) and document decisions for continuity.
Perform structured shift handoffs to preserve watch-outs, constraints, open actions, and escalation status.
Identify repeat issues and signal-quality gaps; document evidence and consistently route improvement opportunities through defined channels to enable broader resolution and system enhancement.
Support planning routines by summarizing trend-based risks and recommended priorities for review by the organization Team Leader.