SIOP Tactical Planning Analyst
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Vertiv in Italia
Purpose of the Role
The Tactical Planning Analyst operates at the intersection of strategic planning and plant-level execution (S&OE;). This role ensures that SI&OP; consensus plans are effectively declined into actionable tactical preparations, bridges plant inputs toward internal and external customers, and steers the governance around SI&OP; data usage into Purchasing and Procurement.
Job Description
The Tactical Planning Analyst operates at the intersection of strategic planning and plant-level execution (S&OE;). This role ensures that SI&OP; consensus plans are effectively declined into actionable tactical preparations, bridges plant inputs toward internal and external customers, and steers the governance around SI&OP; data usage into Purchasing and Procurement.
Key Responsibilities
Represent Supply Planning in the SI&OP; cycle on the tactical horizon, ensuring supply-side inputs are accurate, timely, and actionable.
Bridge inputs from plants (S&OE;) toward internal and external customers, translating operational realities into the SI&OP; planning process.
Decline long-term strategic plans into tactical preparation, ensuring smooth transition from strategic workload allocation to near-term execution readiness.
Drive and oversee SI&OP; volume usage into execution, monitoring adherence and flagging deviations between planned and actual volumes.
Steer governance around SI&OP; data usage into Purchasing/Procurement, ensuring procurement actions are aligned with the latest consensus plan.
Collect and coordinate supplier constraint feedback to and from Procurement, escalating risks that may impact near-term delivery commitments.
Support NPDI discussions from a tactical perspective, ensuring new product introduction timelines are feasible within current plant workloads.
Participate actively in SI&OP; meetings, providing tactical supply updates and flagging short-to-medium term risks.
Collaborate with Plant S&OE; Managers to ensure alignment between regional SI&OP; plans and plant-l