Materials Planner 2

About the role

Applied Composites (AC) is a leading provider of complex composite components, assemblies, engineering and tooling to the aerospace, defense and space system markets. The Materials Planner receives technical documents from Program Managers and Manufacturing Engineering to create and maintain bills of materials (BOMs) that support the purchasing process for fabricated and assembled parts. This role interfaces with Engineering, Quality, Inventory, and Purchasing to support materials inventory for contract requirements.

Responsibilities

• Work with Program Managers, Manufacturing Engineers, and Program Planners (WBS & Work Plan) to furnish complete BOMs to Purchasing for RFQ and procurement requirements
• Update BOMs with revisions as needed and transmit to Program Managers and Configuration Control
• Perform available stock verification and revision status checks
• Resolve program shortages by reviewing and analyzing all back-orders
• Apply knowledge of space fabrication materials, including machining, metallic and non-metallic structures and components
• Interpret technical documents regarding material requirements for each program
• Validate and ensure latest configuration and effectivity are maintained throughout the manufacturing cycle
• Process necessary documentation to complete job assignments and resolve discrepancies to expedite material flow
• Perform Global Shop material cost transfers and create part numbers
• Other responsibilities as assigned

Requirements

• Post-secondary degree or equivalent combination of relevant education and work experience allowing successful performance of job expectations
• 5 years aerospace industry materials planning experience
• Strong analytical, computer, and written skills; MRP applications desired
• Excellent drawing and parts list reading skills and Microsoft Office proficiency
• Ability to read and interpret Customer Materials and Process specifications to establish two- and three-tier materials
• Excellent time management and prioritizing skills to meet challenges of unexpected program updates and requirements
• Strong communication and conflict resolution skills
• Must be a U.S. person as defined by ITAR (U.S. Citizen, U.S. Permanent Resident/Green Card Holder, Political Asylee, or Refugee) due to access to ITAR-controlled information

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Short- and long-term disability coverage
• Accident insurance
• Critical illness insurance
• Basic and supplemental life insurance
• Employee assistance plan
• Retirement savings with matching
• Tuition reimbursement
• Other developmental opportunities