Supply Planner

Electrolux Group•Charlotte, NC

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Supply Planner supports Electrolux’s aftermarket business by developing and executing inventory and replenishment strategies for spare parts, accessories, and consumables. Using Syncron and other planning tools, the role translates demand forecasts into supply plans, establishes inventory policies, and manages inventory performance to ensure product availability while balancing service levels, inventory investment, and supply chain risk. The Supply Planner partners with Demand Planning, Material Planning, Sales, Product Line Management, Quality, Finance, and manufacturing teams to support inventory optimization and lifecycle planning, including new product introductions, part transitions, end-of-life strategies, and lifetime-buy decisions. The position is based at Electrolux’s Charlotte, North Carolina headquarters under a hybrid work policy.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree.
At least 3 years of experience in supply planning, inventory management, replenishment planning, demand planning, or related supply chain functions.
Strong knowledge of supply chain planning concepts, including forecasting, replenishment, safety stock, service levels, lead times, inventory optimization, and lifecycle planning.
Advanced analytical skills and proficiency in Excel, Power BI, and data analysis tools used to support inventory and supply planning decisions.
Experience working cross-functionally in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to communicate planning risks, recommendations, and business impacts to stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain supply and replenishment plans for assigned spare parts, accessories, and consumables using Syncron, translating demand forecasts and inventory positions into actionable supply requirements.
Review and optimize daily replenishment recommendations, considering lead times, supplier constraints, minimum order quantities, service targets, and inventory objectives.
Partner with Material Planners and Buyers to execute purchasing plans and resolve shortages, supply disruptions, overdue orders, and changing supplier commitments.
Establish and maintain inventory policies, including safety stock levels, service targets, replenishment parameters, and inventory segmentation strategies.
Monitor inventory, service, and supply plan performance; identify root causes of variances and implement corrective actions to improve availability and inventory efficiency.
Develop and manage lifecycle inventory strategies, including new product introductions, part transitions, end-of-life planning, and lifetime-buy decisions.
Collaborate with Demand Planning, Sales, Operations, Quality, Product Line Management, and manufacturing partners to evaluate demand changes, supply risks, and inventory trade-offs.
Support continuous improvement of planning processes, data integrity, reporting, and system utilization to enhance supply chain performance and decision-making.