Executive, Supply Chain Planning

Job Description

Job Description Prepare the supply plan based on a rolling forecast to ensure timely availability of products. Place purchase orders (PO) to Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs) in line with defined lead times. Coordinate with CMOs to achieve seamless supply execution and meet delivery objectives. Collaborate with the Sales team to address shortfalls and manage excess inventory effectively. Manage and monitor work orders within the ERP system to ensure alignment with production and supply plans. Analyze key MIS (Management Information Systems) reports to support data-driven decision-making across the supply chain. Qualifications Graduation in any Field MBA is Preferable About Us Amneal is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate based on caste, religion, gender, disability, or any other legally protected status. We believe in fostering a workplace that values diversity and inclusion. About The Team The Human Resources team partners with all aspects of the organization, driving success through the effective and innovative management of people for both current and future business needs. Key Roles That The Human Resources Team Performs Executive Role: Specialists in all aspects of people management. High-level input at strategic level into all key business decisions. Audit Role: Ensures all areas of the organization are compliant with legal requirements AND best practice employment policies and procedures. Facilitator Role: Close partnership to support, advise and extend the ability of all areas of the organization to meet their objectives through implementation of highly effective employment practices in areas such as Talent Acquisition, Learning and Development, Reward systems, Performance Management, Health and Wellbeing. Consultancy Role: Provide expert advice to the organization and it’s managers on any aspect of workforce management and employee relations and performance. Service Role: Ensure the organization is fully aware of and is equipped to deal with developments impacting employment matters, such as changes in legislation, changes in the characteristics of the labor market. Show more Show less