Position | Manager – Supply Chain Planning

Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Client: Healthcare Sector

Experience: Strong experience in demand & supply planning, inventory management, and cross-functional collaboration within a healthcare or pharmaceutical s

Position | Manager – Supply Chain Planning

Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Client: Healthcare Sector

Experience: Strong experience in demand & supply planning, inventory management, and cross-functional collaboration within a healthcare or pharmaceutical supply chain.

Our Client is seeking a strategic and execution-focused Supply Chain Planning Manager to oversee demand forecasting, supply alignment, and inventory optimization. This is a high-impact role that ensures uninterrupted healthcare supply availability across the region.

🛠️ Key Responsibilities:

Lead demand planning and supply scheduling using IBP best practices

Drive forecast accuracy, demand visibility, and product availability

Maintain optimal inventory levels while preventing expiry/obsolescence

Collaborate cross-functionally with procurement, clinical, sales, quality & regulatory teams

Execute planning operations using SAP ERP

Lead NPI meetings and align supply chain actions with commercial objectives

Deliver data-driven reports to support executive decision-making

📊 Key KPIs:

Adherence to IBP/Core Commercial Cycle

Effective supply execution vs plan

Inventory optimization and expiry control

On-time NPI alignment and stakeholder communication

Planning projects that support business scalability and efficiency

✅ Ideal Profile:

Minimum 7–10 years in supply chain/demand & supply planning, preferably in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, or medical distribution

Hands-on experience with SAP ERP systems

Strong analytical skills and the ability to drive planning excellence

Knowledge of GCC regulatory and healthcare logistics practices is an advantage

Strong team leadership and stakeholder communication skills

📩 Interested candidates can Apply.

🔔 Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

🤝 Referrals are welcome