Supply Planning Analyst II

Milwaukee Tool•Milwaukee, MT

10d

About The Position

At Milwaukee Tool , we don’t just design tools—we create solutions that redefine industry standards. Our relentless commitment to innovation drives everything we do, and we’re looking for a Supply Planner to help ensure our products get into the hands of our customers on time and with precision. If you're a strategic thinker with a passion for supply chain optimization, we want you on our team! This role does not qualify for any kind of sponsorship You’ll be DISRUPTIVE through these duties and responsibilities:

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business or related field
2 – 5 years of directly related experience
Understanding of Supply Chain planning tools, software, and ERP systems
Ability to influence and drive decision making with cross functional stakeholders
Passion for problem-solving and optimizing supply chain processes.
Strong analytical skills with experience in supply planning and demand forecasting.
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, innovation-driven environment.
A collaborative mindset, working closely with internal teams and global suppliers.

Responsibilities

Utilize and maintain Oracle as the primary supply planning tool to drive accuracy and efficiency.
Track and analyze key performance metrics (KPIs) such as fill rates, inventory turns, and excess/obsolete inventory to support data-driven decision-making.
Partner with suppliers to monitor long-term capacity planning, ensuring alignment with demand and production capabilities.
Compile and present monthly Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) reports to key stakeholders, providing insights to support business objectives.
Manage real-time adjustments to supply plans, including changes to purchase orders, lead times, and other critical updates within the ERP system.
Develop and execute inventory planning strategies, including setting stocking targets and planning for promotional builds.
Proactively communicate inventory risks, supply constraints, and capacity limitations to cross-functional teams and leadership.
Conduct in-depth supply and demand analysis for new product launches, product transitions, end-of-life products, and production location shifts.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance supply planning processes and overall efficiency.