Position Summary The Supply Chain Inventory Planner is responsible for ensuring the availability, accuracy, and strategic management of spare parts and materials required to support Schneider Electric’s Solar Utility Scale service operations.

This role plays a critical part in securing service continuity for our customers by managing end‑to‑end order flows, optimizing inventory levels, and collaborating closely with regional operations teams.

The Planner acts as the Supply Chain Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for the service organization within the assigned geographic area.

Key Responsibilities Order & Fulfillment Management Oversee the entire order management cycle, including converting purchase requisitions (PRs) into purchase orders (POs), tracking order status, and coordinating deliveries with the service center and service dispatcher teams.

Maintain clear visibility on all spare parts ordered for offline inverters and ensure strict prioritization to prevent customer production losses.

Operational Coordination Act as the Supply Chain SPOC for the local service operations leader, service dispatchers, and service technicians.

Develop a strong understanding of preventive maintenance schedules, associated spare parts requirements, and inventory needs for corrective maintenance.

Inventory Optimization Monitor and control inventory levels at the local service center.

In collaboration with business operations, establish and update safety stock parameters and replenishment processes twice per year for critical corrective‑maintenance spare parts.

Identify inventory excess and propose corrective actions to optimize working capital and overall warehouse efficiency.

Planning & Forecasting Manage large‑volume preventive maintenance orders, ensuring they are placed up to one year in advance to provide a firm forecast signal to the factory.

Share regional operational insights with the Supply Chain Operations Leader and the SIOP Leader to support accurate forecasting and regional demand planning.

Ensure alignment between regional planning and global supply chain objectives and strategies.

Monitor production plans and collaborate closely with manufacturing sites—particularly the Bangalore factory—to ensure timely capacity adjustments and proactively drive production ramp‑ups when required.

Qualifications & Competencies:

Experience: & Technical Skills Minimum 8 years of relevant experience in Supply Chain Planning, Inventory Management, or Service Operations Supply Chain, ideally within industrial, energy, or field‑service environments.

Advanced Excel skills (pivot tables, complex formulas, data analysis).

Strong data orientation with the ability to analyze and deep-dive into ERP systems (Net Suite / Oracle) to extract, validate, and interpret data.

Proven ability to generate reports, dashboards, and data-driven recommendations.

Behavioral & Communication Skills Excellent communication skills, capable of building strong working relationships with service leaders, technicians, and cross-functional teams.

Strong planning, prioritization, and organizational abilities, with a structured and anticipatory approach to workload.

Comfortable working under pressure, managing urgent priorities, and maintaining clarity and accuracy in execution.

Mindset & Problem-Solving Proactive, initiative-driven, and solutions-oriented — not just an executor.

Demonstrated capacity to identify problems, analyze root causes, and drive continuous improvement.

Comfortable challenging the status quo and proposing innovative approaches to enhance processes and operational performance.

What's in it for you: Btech Any Let us learn about you!

Apply today.

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Position Summary The Supply Chain Inventory Planner is responsible for ensuring the availability, accuracy, and strategic management of spare parts and materials required to support Schneider Electric’s Solar Utility Scale service operations.

This role plays a critical part in securing service continuity for our customers by managing end‑to‑end order flows, optimizing inventory levels, and collaborating closely with regional operations teams.

The Planner acts as the Supply Chain Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for the service organization within the assigned geographic area.

Key Responsibilities Order & Fulfillment Management Oversee the entire order management cycle, including converting purchase requisitions (PRs) into purchase orders (POs), tracking order status, and coordinating deliveries with the service center and service dispatcher teams.

Maintain clear visibility on all spare parts ordered for offline inverters and ensure strict prioritization to prevent customer production losses.

Operational Coordination Act as the Supply Chain SPOC for the local service operations leader, service dispatchers, and service technicians.

Develop a strong understanding of preventive maintenance schedules, associated spare parts requirements, and inventory needs for corrective maintenance.

Inventory Optimization Monitor and control inventory levels at the local service center.

In collaboration with business operations, establish and update safety stock parameters and replenishment processes twice per year for critical corrective‑maintenance spare parts.

Identify inventory excess and propose corrective actions to optimize working capital and overall warehouse efficiency.

Planning & Forecasting Manage large‑volume preventive maintenance orders, ensuring they are placed up to one year in advance to provide a firm forecast signal to the factory.

Share regional operational insights with the Supply Chain Operations Leader and the SIOP Leader to support accurate forecasting and regional demand planning.

Ensure alignment between regional planning and global supply chain objectives and strategies.

Monitor production plans and collaborate closely with manufacturing sites—particularly the Bangalore factory—to ensure timely capacity adjustments and proactively drive production ramp‑ups when required.

Qualifications & Competencies:

Experience: & Technical Skills Minimum 8 years of relevant experience in Supply Chain Planning, Inventory Management, or Service Operations Supply Chain, ideally within industrial, energy, or field‑service environments.

Advanced Excel skills (pivot tables, complex formulas, data analysis).

Strong data orientation with the ability to analyze and deep-dive into ERP systems (Net Suite / Oracle) to extract, validate, and interpret data.

Proven ability to generate reports, dashboards, and data-driven recommendations.

Behavioral & Communication Skills Excellent communication skills, capable of building strong working relationships with service leaders, technicians, and cross-functional teams.

Strong planning, prioritization, and organizational abilities, with a structured and anticipatory approach to workload.

Comfortable working under pressure, managing urgent priorities, and maintaining clarity and accuracy in execution.

Mindset & Problem-Solving Proactive, initiative-driven, and solutions-oriented — not just an executor.

Demonstrated capacity to identify problems, analyze root causes, and drive continuous improvement.

Comfortable challenging the status quo and proposing innovative approaches to enhance processes and operational performance.

What's in it for you: Btech Any Let us learn about you!

Apply today.