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Robert Half
Buyer Planner
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What they do
A Supply Planner provides supply planning and manages inventories for a company. Monitors inventory capacity, maintains stocks, and manages inventories so that production is not delayed or disrupted. Develops strategic supply and inventory management plans and investigates supply chain issues.
$92,739 / year median in North Carolina
+7% projected growth
Job Description
We are looking for a Buyer Planner to support procurement and planning activities for a hybrid team based in Cary, North Carolina. This Long-term Contract opportunity is ideal for someone who can balance purchasing coordination with day-to-day planning support in a fast-paced branch environment. The person in this role will help maintain material flow, work closely with internal stakeholders, and contribute to efficient buying operations while ensuring priorities stay aligned with business needs.
Responsibilities:
- Manage purchasing and planning activities to help ensure materials and supplies are available when needed.
- Coordinate with internal teams and vendors to track orders, confirm delivery timing, and address supply-related issues.
- Review demand, inventory levels, and order requirements to support effective replenishment decisions.
- Maintain accurate purchasing records, planning data, and related documentation within company systems.
- Monitor open orders and follow up on delays, shortages, or discrepancies to minimize operational disruption.
- Support branch operations by aligning procurement activity with scheduling needs and business priorities.
- Communicate status updates clearly to stakeholders regarding order progress, availability, and potential risks.
- Contribute to process consistency by following established buying procedures and supporting ongoing operational improvements.