Product Supply Manager

About the Role

Procter & Gamble (P&G) is a leading FMCG company with globally recognized brands. As a Product Supply Manager, you will be at the forefront of breakthrough innovations, taking ownership of assignments and leading initiatives within creative workspaces. You will receive outstanding training to develop into a leader in your field.

Key Responsibilities

• Manufacturing – Process Engineer:

• Lead teams for loss identification and elimination across global measures by developing process and organizational capability using manufacturing tools.

• Lead standardization, manage equipment changes, and validate processes.

• Build technical troubleshooting capability for process failures.

• Participate in daily direction-setting, reporting results, flagging issues, and requesting resources.

• Drive cost reduction and productivity improvement through asset utilization and benchmarking.

• Serve as the information hub for project and product development activities, coordinating capital projects across functions and teams.

• Demonstrate leadership in applying technology to solve manufacturing problems.

• Design processes to build best-in-class manufacturing capability.

• Accelerate speed to market of products and innovations.

• Lead large project management teams from Day 1, controlling and optimizing capital and project spending.

• Product Supply Planning:

• Plan and execute supply chain strategies for timely production and distribution of products to consumers, customers, and distributor partners.

• Manage a team of raw/packed material and finished goods planners, leading forecasting and planning for manufacturing operations of a plant or category.

• Lead cost savings and supply chain redesign projects to improve inventory efficiency.

• Coordinate distribution requirements for finished goods across plants, DCs, and logistics partners.

• Reduce physical distribution costs while improving service levels.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Entry Level
• Full Time

Qualifications

• Engineering and management graduating in 2027.