Louis Vuitton Industrial Supply Chain Planner

About Louis Vuitton

Founded in Paris in 1854, Louis Vuitton stands among the world’s most emblematic luxury maisons, renowned for exceptional craftsmanship, innovation, and the art of travel. As an employer, the Maison offers a distinctive environment where heritage and modernity meet, inviting talents to contribute to a global culture of excellence across retail, design, craftsmanship, client experience, operations, and corporate functions. Louis Vuitton values curiosity, precision, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit, supporting employees through international opportunities, learning pathways, and a strong commitment to savoir-faire. Its teams are united by a shared ambition to craft enduring desirability and deliver exceptional experiences worldwide.

Role & Responsibilities

• Define and manage production plans for assigned accessories categories in line with launch calendars, demand assumptions and supply constraints
• Ensure availability and timely delivery of seasonal products to support launch readiness and continuity of supply for permanent products
• Issue production orders in line with lead times and MOQ requirements and ensure order confirmations are properly followed up
• Monitor shipment execution versus planning assumptions and identify gaps requiring corrective actions
• Ensure production planning data and PDP updates are accurate and timely in relevant systems
• Build strong relationships with suppliers to ensure alignment between business requirements, production plans and available capacities
• Monitor supplier adherence to commitments in terms of capacity, raw material readiness, production progress and delivery reliability
• Define and lead governance with suppliers including meeting routines, reporting tools and follow-up mechanisms
• Contribute to definition and management of industrial capacity for launches and permanent products in close collaboration with Purchasing and Pole Managers
• Anticipate risks and raise alerts in case of deviation from supplier commitments or capacity constraints
• Coordinate with NPI, Buyers, Industrialization and Quality teams to ensure appropriate industrial response to product launch requirements
• Prepare and actively contribute to key cross-functional meetings including Points Métiers and PDP reviews
• Support decision-making by identifying industrial constraints, capacity limitations, supply risks and possible trade-offs
• Ensure clear, fact-based and timely communication to stakeholders regarding planning status, delivery outlook, risks and action plans
• Compile and share regular reports on the status of seasonal launches and permanent product deliveries
• Monitor KPIs related to planning reliability, supplier performance and delivery execution
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing planning processes, tools and data reliability
• Work closely with Transformation and Innovation teams to improve planning tools, processes and ways of working

Qualifications

• Degree in Economics, Management Engineering, Supply Chain or related field
• Minimum 5 years of experience in supply chain, production planning or industrial planning roles
• Strong knowledge of planning and supply chain processes in an industrial environment
• Advanced proficiency in Excel, Power BI and SAP
• Strong analytical and synthesis skills with a mindset of continuous improvement
• Cross-functional coordination and influencing skills with a high level of leadership
• Ability to anticipate risks and drive mitigation actions
• Supplier relationship management expertise
• Proactivity and sense of ownership
• Ability to work under pressure and manage priorities
• Problem-solving mindset
• Flexibility and adaptability

Skills

Experience

Minimum 5 years of experience in supply chain, production planning or industrial planning roles, with strong knowledge of planning and supply chain processes in an industrial environment.

Education

Degree in Economics, Management Engineering, Supply Chain or a related field.

Workplace

Benefits

Legal benefits and additional benefits in accordance with current company policies; position subject to collective bargaining agreement (CCNL Occhialeria) as applied by Manufacture Accessoires Louis Vuitton in Italy.

Culture

Louis Vuitton fosters a culture rooted in heritage, craftsmanship, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, where employees contribute to one of the world’s most iconic luxury maisons. Its workplace environment combines creativity, precision, and international collaboration, offering teams the opportunity to grow within a brand that values innovation, client experience, and long-term savoir-faire.

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