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At UVeye, we’re on a mission to redefine vehicle safety and reliability on a global scale. Founded in 2016, we pioneered the world’s first fully automated suite of AI-powered vehicle inspection systems, combining computer vision, machine learning, and generative AI.

With over $380M in funding and strategic partnerships with Toyota, Amazon, General Motors, JLR, Volvo, and Hertz, our technology is deployed across manufacturing plants, dealerships, wholesale auctions, fleets, and seaports worldwide.Named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026, our 300+global employees are solutions-oriented, accountable, and driven by one shared goal: making roads safer for everyone.

UVeye is seeking a detail-oriented and operationally focused Senior Supply and Material Planner to lead global inventory optimization, resource and production plans, and product returns across our installation and service operations, while achieving goals of lowering total landed cost, improving customer service, and increasing network optimization.

This role is responsible for production plans and procurement requirements throughout contract manufacturing network maintaining accurate inventory within NetSuite ERP, managing the end-to-end Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) lifecycle, and partnering with procurement to ensure appropriate inventory levels are maintained to support service and installation teams.

A day in the life and how you’ll make an impact:

• Prepares for and leads the discussion in both the Weekly Sales and Operation Execution (S&OE) Meeting and Monthly S&OP Meeting by presenting the supply plans and the level of inventory across the network based on corresponding time fences.
• Makes recommendations via S&OP process to determine long term requirements for production and inventory.
• Prepares a 13-week rolling master plan for a selected set of contract manufacturing plants and a monthly view for months 4 – 12.
• Creates a constrained rough cut capacity plan over the 12-month S&OP planning horizon.
• Develops multiple scenarios, articulates key decisions and recommendations to Supply Chain and Operations Leadership team highlighting service, inventory and cost tradeoffs using planning toolkit.
• Maintain accurate inventory records within NetSuite ERP
• Monitor and manage inventory levels supporting service, installation, and spare parts operations
• Develop and maintain Min/Max inventory parameters in coordination with procurement
• Coordinate with UVeye’s third-party logistics (3PL) partners to manage inventory stored in external warehouses

Requirements

• 8+ years of experience in supply planning, material, inventory management, RMA operations, or supply chain operations
• 5+ years of xxperience working within ERP systems (NetSuite preferred)
• Strong understanding of inventory control practices such as ABC/XYZ analysis & cycle counting
• Replenishment planning methods (Reorder Point, Min/Max, JIT, Anticipation, Periodic Ordering, Top-Off, demand forecasting)
• Strong project management skills concentrated on process mapping, systems rollouts, data gathering and business analytics
• Experience working with contract manufacturers and third-party logistics (3PL) providers
• Ability to manage global inventory across multiple warehouse locations
• Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills
• Excellent communication, collaboration abilities and the ability to prioritize workload

Ideally, we’re looking for

• Experience supporting hardware, manufacturing, or field service operations
• Experience coordinating inventory between ERP systems and warehouse management systems (WMS)
• Experience managing product returns, repairs, or refurbishment programs
• Attention to detail and data accuracy
• Inventory control and supply planning

Benefits we offer:

• Company 401k Match.
• Career growth as we scale across the US.

Compensation:

UVeye provides salary ranges that comply with the New Jersey State Law on salary transparency in job advertisements. Actual salaries depend on a variety of factors, including experience, qualifications, skills, location, education, and operational needs. The salary range or contractual rate listed does not include bonuses/incentives or other forms of compensation or benefits. The annual base salary range for this position is $90,000 – $105,000.

Why UVeye:

• Pioneer Advanced Solutions: Harness cutting-edge technologies in AI, machine learning, and computer vision to revolutionize vehicle inspections.
• Drive Global Impact: Your innovations will play a crucial role in enhancing automotive safety and reliability, impacting lives and businesses on an international scale.
• Career Growth Opportunities: Participate in a journey of rapid development, surrounded by groundbreaking advancements and strategic industry partnerships.

UVeye is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status.

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