Hermès Production Planner

Hermès is a Paris-based luxury maison renowned for its leather goods, silk, ready-to-wear and artisanal ateliers. The role sits within the group's textile holding, which coordinates multiple production sites and supports industrial synergies across weaving, tailoring and finished-goods logistics. The employer emphasizes craftmanship, operational excellence and sustainable production across its workshops.

1. Develop and maintain the master production plan for assigned product portfolios, aligning manufacturing launches with customer demand.
2. Analyze and optimise production launch requirements and capacity needs across production workcentres.
3. Prepare and animate activity projections for designated production sites and ensure accurate load balancing.
4. Manage capacity data within the planning system and confirm production launch schedules in the planning tool.
5. Conduct end-of-collection analyses (order follow-up, balances, escalations) and track specific material or product flows.
6. Contribute to the design, implementation and monitoring of planning governance tools at central and site levels.
7. Finalise and ensure reliability of BI reporting and establish operational KPIs (stock, WIP, lead time) in collaboration with quality and controlling teams.
8. Coordinate production plans and scheduling with internal stakeholders (customer service, development, quality, logistics, methods) and external suppliers/sites.

1. Higher education degree from a business school, engineering programme or information systems/management background with a specialisation in supply chain or production management.
2. 2 to 5 years' experience in a production/supply chain planning role, preferably within manufacturing or textile/apparel industries.
3. Proven ability to work cross-functionally with operations, quality, logistics and development teams.

1. Production planning
2. Capacity planning
3. Master Production Scheduling
4. Excel (pivot tables, macros)
5. Word
6. ERP: M3
7. Anaplan
8. BI reporting

2–5 years in a similar production or supply chain planning role, ideally within a manufacturing or textile environment, with hands-on responsibility for scheduling, capacity management and operational reporting.

Degree from a business school, engineering school or equivalent in management/information systems with a focus on supply chain or production management.

The organisation values artisanal excellence and operational rigour, combining traditional manufacturing heritage with modern supply-chain practices. The workplace fosters collaboration across workshops and support functions and emphasises ethical employment, diversity and inclusion.