Executes supply planning and purchasing activities in NetSuite and Adaptive. Responsibilities include adjusting reorder points and safety stock, creating and tracking purchase orders, coordinating with vendors, maintaining planning-related item data, processing receipts and transfer orders, generating inventory reports, and escalating discrepancies. This part-time contract requires hands-on NetSuite supply chain experience, independent work, and daily availability overlapping U.S. business hours.
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We're looking for someone comfortable working inside NetSuite's supply chain and planning tools on a day-to-day basis. This is a hands-on execution role, not a configuration, implementation, or SuiteScript development role — we need someone who already knows how to navigate the system and run planning and supply chain tasks efficiently. This is a contract engagement supporting the Supply Planning Manager while Owlet's NetSuite process automation initiative is underway, providing execution bandwidth on planning and purchasing tasks in the near term.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIESDemand & Supply Planning Execution
- Monitor and adjust reorder points and safety stock levels in Adaptive
Purchase Order & Vendor Management
- Create and manage purchase orders, including tracking and follow-up with vendors
- Provide light coordination with vendors/suppliers on order status
Item & Data Maintenance
- Maintain item records related to planning, including lead times, reorder quantities, and vendor information
- Manage all transactions in NetSuite for outbound shipments including receipts
- Create inbounds and Transfer Orders (TOs) in NetSuite based on confirmed ship dates from our suppliers
Reporting & Issue Escalation
- Pull and interpret saved searches and reports related to inventory and supply chain
- Flag discrepancies or issues to the internal team for resolution
Requirements
- Minimum 1–2 years of hands-on, practical experience navigating NetSuite
- Specific experience with NetSuite's supply chain and/or planning modules — not just general ERP/admin exposure
- Comfortable working independently once trained on Owlet's specific processes
- Reliable daily availability with at least 3–4 hours overlapping with U.S. business hours
Nice to Have
- Background in supply chain, procurement, or inventory planning (even outside NetSuite) — supply chain fluency matters more than deep platform expertise
- Experience with saved searches and basic reporting in NetSuite
Benefits
- Duration: 6–9 months, with possibility of extension
- Hours: Part Time- 30 hours per week
- Rate:$25–$45/hr USD depending on experience and location
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