Master Plan Scheduler

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Master Plan Scheduler

8/18/26

At TE, you will unleash your potential working with people from diverse backgrounds and industries to create a safer, sustainable and more connected world.

Creates plans, forecasts, and schedules relating to materials required and maintains proper inventory levels to meet operational requirements. Job Requirements

Adjusting production schedules and collaborating with the production team to meet the target and on-time delivery to the customer. Monitoring the product lifecycle, controlling the inventory, and arranging production schedules based on raw materials availability and assembly line capacity. Assessing and communicating risks, tracking shipments from the suppliers, and coordinating with logistics, customs, and inspection to ensure on-time delivery. Planning the raw materials and components requirements based on the sale order, new product sourcing, and supplier development across multiple product lines.

What your background should look like

The Plant Master Scheduler is accountable for translating the approved demand and supply plan into a feasible, executable, and optimized production schedule for the plant. The role ensures the right product is produced, at the right time, in the right quantity, while balancing customer service, inventory targets, capacity constraints, and cost. This role is a key connector between SIOP plans and shop floor execution. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:   •    Develop, maintain, and publish the Master Production Schedule (MPS) based on the approved SIOP/IBP plan.  •    Convert demand signals (customer orders, forecasts) into time phased production plans at SKU / family level.  •    Ensure schedule feasibility considering capacity, material availability, labor, tooling, and constraints.  •    Sequence production orders to optimize throughput, changeovers, and asset utilization.  •    Validate available vs. required capacity (machines, labor, shifts).  •    Identify bottlenecks and overloads and propose mitigation actions (re sequencing, overtime, subcontracting, inventory buffers). •    Ensure production plans are aligned with material availability (RM, WIP, critical components).  •    Collaborate closely with plant planning, procurement, and warehouse teams to avoid shortages or excess.  •    Drive adherence to inventory targets (FG, WIP) while protecting customer service.  •    Support phase in / phase out execution and obsolescence risk mitigation •    Monitor and report schedule adherence, plan vs. actuals, and