Supply Chain Planner, EMEA

821,475 – 1,396,509 Ft / month

Employer · Greif

Production clerkBuyerSupply and logistics managerFull-time

Budapest

Greif is a global leader in performance packaging located in 40 countries, delivering trusted, innovative, and tailored solutions. We are currently seeking a Supply Chain Planner, EMEA to lead supply chain inventory processes and manage relationships with suppliers and plants.

Tasks

  • Lead supply chain inventory processes, DDMRP system settings and inventory targets.
  • Issue direct material purchase orders and manage the full purchase order lifecycle.
  • Plan and coordinate inter-plant supply flows, aligning production timing, transport and stock levels.
  • Manage daily and weekly activities with suppliers and plants to optimize performance.
  • Analyze inventory parameters and facilitate discussions on inventory practices and improvement opportunities with plant leadership.
  • Prepare plant data and actions for the monthly Closures EMEA SIOP.
  • Monitor supplier performance and escalate concerns early to the Supply Chain Planning Manager and Category Sourcing Managers.
  • Master data management for planning (supplier lead time, MinOQs, order increment, backflush and BOM settings).

Conditions & benefits

Competitive packageGreif offers a comprehensive benefits package, including competitive core benefits, paid time off, and a range of local benefits for eligible colleagues.Short-term incentiveThe position may also be eligible for a short-term incentive.

Requirements

  • Typically possesses a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) and 3-5 years of relevant experience
  • 3-5 years of Supply Chain and Inventory Management experience required, ideally in a manufacturing environment.
  • Skilled in use of planning logic (e.g. MRP, advanced planning systems), MS Office required.
  • Experience with ERP systems; Infor LN is an advantage.
  • Bachelor's Degree preferably in Supply Chain, Sourcing, or Operations.
  • Fluent French and English (spoken and written) required. German is an advantage.

Posted Oct 26, 2026 · Updated 8 days ago · 1 view