Staff Supply Network and Capacity Planning Analyst, Advanced Therapies

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals

1d•$92,200 - $176,000•Onsite

About The Position

At Regeneron, we use science and innovation to develop life-changing medicines for people with serious diseases. We are seeking a Staff Supply Network and Capacity Planning Analyst supporting Advanced Therapies, to join our IOPS Supply Chain team, performing global production allocations and analyzing multi-site production capacity to integrate manufacturing-impactful activities and business initiatives. In this role, you will translate global demand requirements into site production and multi-asset allocation plans, drive long-term planning, and serve as a key liaison across CMC Program Management, Regulatory Sciences, Operations, and Finance — while mentoring team members and influencing strategy across the organization. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to a fast-growing, science-driven organization making a meaningful difference to patients worldwide.

Requirements

BS/BA in Business, Supply Chain Management, Industrial Engineering, Engineering/Science discipline or related field required
Principal Analyst: 8+ years of experience
Staff Analyst: 10+ years of experience

Nice To Haves

Master's degree (MBA, MS Supply Chain, or life sciences) and/or APICS certification (CPIM, CSCP) or Lean/Six Sigma knowledge is a plus
Relevant biotech manufacturing or supply chain management experience is a plus
May consider equivalent combination of education and experience. Level is determined based on qualifications relevant to the role

Responsibilities

Translate global demand requirements into site production and multi-asset allocation plans, efficiently identifying, solutioning, and escalating conflicts while developing multiple draft scenarios for leadership consideration
Build and maintain capacity models to forecast future needs, including product and asset lifecycle management; lead long-term planning efforts to identify and flag potential business risks
Serve as liaison between CMC Program Management, Regulatory Sciences, Operations, Finance, and Supply Planning to keep plans aligned with program and supply timelines
Anticipate issues before they materialize and drive solutions to minimize disruption to production and supply; act as primary point of contact for global production data across cross-functional departments
Influence and set strategy for production-impactful change management efforts, including determining implementation windows to minimize rework, increase efficiency, and maximize business value
Create, review, and present routine informational reports to cross-functional audiences; identify opportunities to improve communication and collaboration across functional groups and organizational levels
Act as subject matter expert for assigned programs and areas of specialty; mentor and provide technical and functional guidance to specialists and other team members supporting global production allocations