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Lumentum

Senior Analyst, Supply Chain Planning

Lumentum

. Develop and maintain integrated supply plans across fabs, internal factories, and contract manufacturers .

Posted 11/12/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $134,750 - $192,500 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in supply chain and capacity planning, with a strong focus on MRP, inventory management, and production scheduling. Proficient in analyzing and optimizing manufacturing processes to enhance throughput and reduce costs.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Supply Chain PlanningMRP ExpertiseAdvanced Excel SkillsSAP ExperienceASCM CPIM Certification

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Hard Skills
Capacity PlanningInventory ManagementProduction SchedulingMaterial Requirements PlanningAnalytical SkillsCycle Time AnalysisBills Of MaterialsManufacturing RoutingsProblem-Solving SkillsData Analysis
Soft Skills
Communication SkillsCross-Functional CollaborationAnalytical Thinking
Tools & Technologies
ERP SystemsSQLPower BITableauOracleKinaxisBlue Yonder
Certifications & Qualifications
ASCM CPIMASCM CSCP
Industry Keywords
Semiconductor ManufacturingContract ManufacturingFab OperationsMaterial Liability ManagementOutsourced Manufacturing Models

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
AssemblyERPOracleSQLTableau

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Develop and maintain integrated supply plans across fabs, internal factories, and contract manufacturers
  • Translate supply requirements into executable production and replenishment plans
  • Coordinate wafer starts, work-in-process movement, and downstream material requirements
  • Align contract manufacturing production schedules, material commitments, and delivery plans
  • Lead supply reviews to resolve constraints, track commitments, and drive recovery actions
  • Support production ramps, new product introductions, engineering changes, and manufacturing transfers
  • Evaluate capacity across fab processes, factory production lines, and contract manufacturing operations
  • Identify bottlenecks and assess impacts on throughput, schedules, and delivery commitments
  • Develop capacity scenarios and recommend load balancing, alternate routings, transfers, and capacity expansion
  • Track capacity utilization and output against plan, escalating gaps with mitigation options
  • Develop time-phased material plans using MRP and other planning tools
  • Monitor raw materials, wafers, components, and subassemblies for shortages
  • Coordinate purchase orders, supplier commitments, and delivery schedules with production needs
  • Manage company-owned and consigned material visibility, consumption, and reconciliation
  • Maintain planning parameters including lead times, lot sizes, safety stock, and replenishment settings
  • Coordinate material readiness and disposition during engineering changes, product transitions, and end-of-life activities
  • Establish and monitor inventory targets across manufacturing sites
  • Analyze inventory coverage, aging, turns, and excess and obsolete exposure
  • Evaluate buffer placement and rebalance inventory or production commitments
  • Partner with Operations and Finance on inventory ownership, liabilities, and reduction initiatives
  • Build reporting connecting capacity, material readiness, work-in-process, inventory health, and delivery performance
  • Investigate supply plan deviations and shortages, identify root causes, and drive sustainable improvements
  • Improve planning data accuracy, system usage, and coordination across manufacturing locations
  • Present recommendations explaining capacity, service, inventory, lead-time, and cost tradeoffs

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Operations Management, Industrial Engineering, Business, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
  • Four or more years of experience in supply chain, production, materials, or capacity planning within a manufacturing environment
  • Experience supporting fab or semiconductor manufacturing operations, factory planning, and/or contract manufacturing supply chains
  • Strong understanding of MRP, bills of materials, manufacturing routings, capacity constraints, cycle times, yields, and inventory management
  • Experience coordinating supply plans across multiple manufacturing stages or locations
  • Advanced Excel skills and hands-on experience with ERP or supply chain planning systems
  • Strong analytical, communication, and cross-functional problem-solving skills
  • Experience planning across wafer fabrication, downstream assembly and test, and contract manufacturing
  • Familiarity with outsourced manufacturing models, consigned inventory, and material liability management
  • Experience with SAP, Oracle, Kinaxis, Blue Yonder, or comparable platforms
  • Experience with SQL, Power BI, Tableau, or other analytical tools
  • ASCM CPIM or CSCP certification

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Annual bonus
  • Commission for certain sales roles
  • Equity
  • Health and welfare benefits
  • Competitive total compensation packages