Supply Chain Distribution Planner & Analyst - Leeds, AL or Aiken, SC or Centralia, MO

Job Overview The Supply Chain Distribution Planner & Analyst orchestrates all intercompany material flows (finished goods and components), aligns intercompany purchase orders across plants, and balances inflow to the distribution center to protect customer service and inventory health. The planner prioritizes lanes to ensure shipment visibility and drives timely escalation and recovery when risk emerges. The position requires strong communication, disciplined follow‑up, and proactive issue escalation. This role serves as the primary liaison between sites, ensuring demand, supply, and priorities are understood and executed effectively. A Day In The Life Maintain and align intercompany purchase orders schedule lines (dates, quantities, splits) across all lanes, including heightened visibility and prioritization for lanes with a low number of POs. Translate supply commits into a balanced inbound flow to the DC; publish weekly deployment and communicate "what changed" to site planners and operations. Validate and synchronize closed‑loop component flows to prevent line starvation at supplying and receiving sites. Use SAP delivery monitors to track outbound/inbound adherence and in‑transit accuracy; collaborate with logistics and site planners to expedite or re‑sequence as needed. Partner with the Supply Chain Systems team to tune exception logic, stabilize AutoPO/ICPO creation, and conduct monthly reviews of lead times, safety stocks, calendars, and related planning parameters. Convert executive decisions into feasible network plans, running scenarios that respect capacity, material, and transit constraints. Review interplant shipments and exceptions; align ship/receipt dates with site planners; protect service. Monthly rhythm: SAP master data maintenance and alignment. Success Metrics (KPIs): Intercompany on‑time delivery across all lanes (primary plus lanes with a low number of POs). Lead time reliability and in‑transit accuracy (planned vs. actual at shipment and receipt). DC Days of Supply adherence and reduced backorder exposure. Exception message reduction and improved plan stability. 95% service and fill rates. Balance capacity, materials, and transit lead times; communicate trade‑offs clearly and early. Lean on exception lists, availability checks, and shipment monitors to prevent service misses and manage risk proactively. Apply Frozen/Slushy/Fluid rules rigorously to protect near‑term execution. Facilitate trade‑offs among plants, DC, logistics, finance, and systems; escalates with feasible options and impact transparency. Maintain strong situational awareness and emotional resilience ("thick skin") when delivering difficult messages or driving decisions that impact multiple teams. Partner closely with manufacturing sites to set priorities, remove roadblocks, and ensure clarity of strategy, direction, and accountability. Drive alignment across diverse stakeholders by synthesizing inputs and resolving competing priorities in a structured, consistent manner. Lead with confidence in complex environments, exercising sound judgment while managing conflicting demands and operational constraints. SAP planning and execution: ICPO/STPO process familiarity and related master‑data dependencies; in‑transit accuracy; SCOR‑based performance framing. Stewardship of planning parameters (lead times, safety stocks, calendars) and exception‑rule tuning with systems/MDM. Shipment and exception control; date alignment with sites; focused protection of lanes with a low number of POs. Consolidate supply commits; publish deployment; lock Frozen/Slushy changes with clear rationale. Parameter and chronic‑exception reviews with systems; circulate learnings and rule changes. What will help you thrive in this role? Bachelor's in Supply Chain, Operations, Industrial Engineering, Business, or Analytics (or equivalent experience). Meaningful experience in supply planning, network deployment, or intercompany logistics within an SAP environment, including planning transactions and shipment monitors. Demonstrated results aligning intercompany PO dates/quantities across multiple plants and a DC, including hands‑on ownership of low‑number‑of‑PO lanes. Intercompany processing and stock‑transfer best practices in SAP (ICPO/STO) experience. Production planning or network planning experience. Travel up to 25%. Hubbell Incorporated, its subsidiaries and affiliates, is an EO Employer AA: M/F/Veteran/Disability. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other protected class. #J-18808-Ljbffr Hubbell Incorporated