Job Summary: The PCP Analyst will be responsible for planning, controlling, and optimizing production and logistics processes, integrating departments and preparing reports for continuous improvement. Key Highlights: 1. Logistics and supply chain process optimization 2. Integration among sales, production, and procurement 3. Development of monitoring systems and tools The professional will serve as a Production Planning and Control (PCP) Analyst, responsible for a series of essential activities to ensure the efficiency of the company’s logistics operations. Among their duties are the preparation and monitoring of production schedules, ensuring alignment with market demand and the organization’s production capacity. The analyst will be responsible for controlling raw material and finished goods inventory, optimizing continuous improvement of logistics processes. This includes inventory analysis, identification of surpluses or shortages, and proposing corrective actions to maintain appropriate stock levels. The professional must integrate information across sales, production, and procurement departments, ensuring all departments are aware of and prepared to meet established goals. Another key responsibility will be preparing management reports presenting data on production performance, supplier reliability, and logistics process efficiency. Critical analysis of this data will enable identification of improvement opportunities and implementation of actions aimed at cost reduction and productivity enhancement. Additionally, the PCP Analyst will participate in developing systems and tools supporting material flow monitoring and optimization. They must remain updated on industry best practices and technological innovations that may benefit operations. Finally, the professional is expected to possess strong teamwork skills, as collaboration with various departments is fundamental to the success of production planning and control initiatives. The analyst must demonstrate clear and assertive communication, along with strong organizational and analytical capabilities. **Position:** PCP Analyst **Employment Type:** CLT (Permanent) **Professional Area:** Logistics **Working Hours:** **Number of Openings:** 1 **Benefits:** Transportation allowance and transportation voucher **Requirements:** The Logistics professional, specifically in the role of PCP Analyst (Production Planning and Control), must possess solid understanding of production processes and analytical skills to ensure supply chain efficiency. It is essential to have knowledge of planning techniques such as MRP (Material Requirements Planning) and Kanban, as well as familiarity with management tools including ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and inventory control systems. The analyst must be capable of interpreting data and preparing reports that support strategic decision-making. Moreover, experience in inventory management and production scheduling is crucial. Candidates must demonstrate problem-solving skills aimed at optimizing resource utilization and reducing operational costs. Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing practices—focused on waste elimination and value maximization—is highly desirable. Effective communication and teamwork capability are essential competencies, as the PCP analyst frequently interacts with various departments—including sales, purchasing, and logistics—to align requirements and ensure achievement of production objectives. Another important skill is adaptability to change and innovation within the industry, given the constantly evolving logistics landscape. Finally, academic qualifications in fields such as Production Engineering, Business Administration, or Logistics are highly recommended, as well as continuous learning and specialized training to expand knowledge of market trends and emerging technologies. The Logistics professional, specifically in the role of PCP Analyst (Production Planning and Control), must possess solid understanding of production processes and analytical skills to ensure supply chain efficiency. It is essential to have knowledge of planning techniques such as MRP (Material Requirements Planning) and Kanban, as well as familiarity with management tools including ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and inventory control systems. The analyst must be capable of interpreting data and preparing reports that support strategic decision-making. Moreover, experience in inventory management and production scheduling is crucial. Candidates must demonstrate problem-solving skills aimed at optimizing resource utilization and reducing operational costs. Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing practices—focused on waste elimination and value maximization—is highly desirable. Effective communication and teamwork capability are essential competencies, as the PCP analyst frequently interacts with various departments—including sales, purchasing, and logistics—to align requirements and ensure achievement of production objectives. Another important skill is adaptability to change and innovation within the industry, given the constantly evolving logistics landscape. Finally, academic qualifications in fields such as Production Engineering, Business Administration, or Logistics are highly recommended, as well as continuous learning and specialized training to expand knowledge of market trends and emerging technologies.