Equipment and Inventory Planner, Data Center Construction

Equipment and Inventory Planner, Data Center Construction

Employer: Meta. Summary: As a strategic Equipment and Inventory Planner, you will be an integral leader within the Data Center Engineering and Construction (DEC) team, driving global equipment and material demand plan aggregation for our hyper-scale build program. This critical role is responsible for translating site-specific requirements into a unified, unconstrained DEC Equipment and Material demand plan, actively aligning internal project needs with complex global market supply chain capacity. You will coordinate high-stakes equipment prioritization across active sites, partner cross-functionally with Engineering and Integrated Supply Chain Execution (ISCE) and provide executive-level reporting on critical supply and demand gaps and You will report on critical supply-and-demand gaps and facilitate and communicate the business response to those gaps, playing a decisive role in de-bottlenecking the supply chain and ensuring project velocity at an unprecedented scale. Required Skills: Equipment and Inventory Planner, Data Center Construction Responsibilities: - Lead equipment and material demand planning for all active, planned, optionality, and enablement BOM projects within the Equipment/Material Controls team - Facilitate prioritization review meetings to address supply-demand gaps - Maintain and update standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the team - Coordinate matrixed communication channels to ensure stakeholder engagement - Record and assess accepted delays, including their impact on PR dates and key milestones - Contribute to the BOM design change process for Site Specific Design deliverables, ensuring non-negotiable requests are reviewed and approved or rejected by DC Product Engineers and design stakeholders - Manage and Track changes against Vendor Committed Dates (VCD) and Required On Job (ROJ) - Analyze and report on root causes of Bill of Material (BOM) changes, collaborating cross-functionally to address underlying drivers - Reporting on critical