
Manager, Nonsterile Production Planning
Posted 5 days ago

Posted 5 days ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
β’ Lead, manage, and enhance the team responsible for production planning.
β’ Establish priorities, mentor team members, evaluate output, and ensure uniform planning practices and coverage.
β’ Take ownership of mid- and long-term production plans for non-sterile compounded products.
β’ Align production schedules with demand forecasts and inventory management policies.
β’ Define planning horizons, establish plan-of-record cadence, and implement a frozen window.
β’ Disseminate the plan to Production Scheduling on a regular schedule.
β’ Oversee finished goods inventory while upholding click-to-deliver customer metrics.
β’ Create what-if scenarios to pinpoint capacity exceedances and sensitive constraints.
β’ Document production capacity risks, detailing volume at risk, timing, and impacts on delivery/inventory.
β’ Amend or propose changes to plans that cannot be fulfilled and document the justifications.
β’ Suggest and quantify gap-closing actions that involve training, labor, overtime, shift design, equipment, facilities, and outsourcing.
β’ Collaborate with Compounding Operations, HR, and Quality to implement approved actions and monitor capacity results.
β’ Track plan attainment, forecast accuracy, and capacity utilization.
β’ Analyze discrepancies and take corrective measures.
β’ Update planning standards and capacity model assumptions based on actual cycle times, yields, and throughput.
β’ Work together with demand planning, production scheduling, procurement, and raw materials planning.
β’ Develop and manage tools, dashboards, and KPIs for reporting to leadership.
β’ Over 8 years of experience in production planning, capacity planning, or resource planning.
β’ Proven experience in leading or developing teams.
β’ A Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Operations, Industrial Engineering, or a related field is required.
β’ APICS/CPIM certification is a plus.
β’ Experience in constructing capacity models and presenting recommendations for investment, staffing, or outsourcing to senior leaders.
β’ Strong understanding of inventory management concepts, including the financial and operational implications of planning decisions.
β’ Experience in pharmaceutical or pharmacy production/manufacturing settings is an advantage.
β’ Proficient in Excel, including Lookups, PivotTables, and External Data Connections.
β’ Basic knowledge of SQL and/or Python is a plus.
β’ Extensive knowledge of supply chain and manufacturing planning processes.
β’ Strong analytical capabilities and data-driven decision-making skills.
β’ Exceptional communication and cross-functional collaboration abilities.
β’ Capacity to manage multiple priorities and lead a team in a dynamic environment.
β’ Legally authorized to work in the U.S. without restrictions for any employer.
β’ Must not require immigration sponsorship by Hims & Hers to work in the U.S.
β’ Competitive salary and equity compensation for full-time positions.
β’ Unlimited paid time off (PTO).
β’ Company holidays.
β’ Quarterly mental health days.
β’ Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits.
β’ Parental leave.
β’ Employee Stock Purchase Program (ESPP).
β’ 401k benefits with employer matching contributions.
β’ Offsite team retreats.
β’ Flexible/remote work options.
β’ Reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans.
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