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Amazon · IL, Haifa

Supply Chain Planner

IL, HaifaSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted August 3, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We are seeking a highly effective Supply Chain Planner to manage a semiconductor supply chain with multiple products in close collaboration with internal and external cross-functional teams. This role encompasses both production planning and New Product Introduction (NPI) planning responsibilities.

This dynamic role requires interaction with suppliers and internal stakeholders to manage production planning, NPI launches, material movements, supplier coordination, and support for engineering/pre-production builds. The successful candidate will communicate product status and open issues, report available-to-promise, prioritize demand management, and provide strategic direction for supply chain optimization.

Key job responsibilities

  • Own production plans of multi production lines
  • Suppliers’ management with daily communications providing direction
  • Direct communication with customers over demand forecasts and own timely delivery commitments
  • Manage NPI from concept to production – Strategic supplier selection, Balance capacity across NPI and volume production
  • Plan qualifications and NPI timelines, pilot builds, BOM material availability
  • Analyze constraints and present mitigation plans and status to leadership
  • Develop long-term supply strategies and contingency plans
  • Collect and analyze supply chain data; maintain KPIs and dashboards
  • Release procurement of the BOM components
  • Manage materials across foundries, assembly/test houses, and contract manufacturers, Track WIP, inventory, shortages

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