FAQs
What is the location of the Supply Planner position at Johnson & Johnson MedTech Canada?
The position is located in Markham, ON, Canada.
How long is the duration of this position?
This is a duration-based position for one (1) year.
What qualifications are required for the Supply Planner role?
A minimum of a Bachelor's degree or equivalent University degree is required, preferably in Supply Chain or Engineering. An advanced degree or MBA is preferred.
What type of experience is necessary for applicants?
Relevant professional work experience in Production Planning, Supply Chain Planning, Demand Planning, or Logistics is required.
Are there any preferred qualifications for this position?
Yes, experience with Demand/Supply/Inventory Planning systems and processes, preferably SAP APO, is preferred. Additionally, APICS Certification is also preferred.
Is the Supply Planner responsible for managing inventory levels?
Yes, the Supply Planner is responsible for defining and maintaining appropriate levels of inventory according to customer demand and company objectives.
Will the Supply Planner need to collaborate with other departments?
Yes, the incumbent will work cross-functionally with Sales, Marketing, Distribution, Finance, Customer Service, Regulatory, and Quality teams.
What skills are emphasized for the Supply Planner role?
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, collaboration skills, and highly developed organizational skills are emphasized.
Does Johnson & Johnson promote diversity and inclusion within the workplace?
Yes, diversity and inclusion are central elements of the shared culture at Johnson & Johnson, and the company is committed to providing a respectful, inclusive, and accessible work environment.
Is there an opportunity for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role involves benchmarking global standard processes and leveraging continuous improvement methodologies, which supports professional development.
Will the Supply Planner be engaged in the S&OP process?
Yes, the Supply Planner will actively participate in the S&OP process by leading Supply Reviews with Commercial, Supply Chain, and Finance partners.