Inventory Planning Manager (S&OP)
Parachute Home
CA$115,000 - CA$135,000 / year
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About Us:
At Parachute we are focused on creating premium, responsibly-made home essentials that fill homes with soft landings. We believe the home is an extension of one's self, it offers a sense of belonging and welcomes all with ease and warmth. Home is where we recharge, wash off the day and rest up for tomorrow. It is the most comforting word there is – that’s why they say there’s no place like it. The unmistakable feeling of home is what inspired us to create Parachute and we invite you to join us in helping people transform a house into a home.
We're looking for people who are curious, accountable, and motivated to build something exceptional together. At Parachute, we value teammates who take ownership, adapt with optimism, challenge themselves to grow, and raise the bar for themselves and those around them. If you're energized by meaningful work, high standards, and the opportunity to make a real impact, we'd love to meet you.
About This Role:
Parachute Home is seeking a highly analytical Inventory Planning Manager (S&OP) to join our Supply Chain team based in Los Angeles. This new role is responsible for the inventory reconciliation process between demand and supply planning as part of the Sales and Inventory Operations planning process, reporting to and in partnership with the Chief Supply Chain Officer. The role also leads our monthly Sales & Inventory Operations (S&IOP) cadence, driving preparation discipline and meeting rigor. This role will drive overall company inventory health, working closely with Finance, Logistics, Demand Planning colleagues to produce analysis enabling our Executive team to make decisions with confidence.
What You'll Do:
Sales & Inventory Operations Process Management:
- Project-manage the monthly S&OP cadence end-to-end: own the calendar, prep deadlines, and template completion so each pillar's inputs land on time.
- Enforce meeting rigor; agendas set in advance, the right people prepped, decisions and open items logged in the cycle, so sessions run to time and produce a decision.
- Ensure ELT-ready deliverables (S&OP pack, demand bridge one-pager, decision log) are complete, reviewed and ready before each cycle; escalate gaps to the CSCO with enough lead time to fix them before they reach the ELT.
- Hold the operating rhythm's system of record; the process runs on time and at the right standard because of this role; the content of each pillar's inputs remains that pillar owner's responsibility.
Inventory Position & Reporting:
- Maintain clear visibility into inventory levels, value, location, availability and overall health across products and channels (Retail, B2C and B2B).
- Own and maintain the standing inventory page (the four inventory buckets, weeks of supply, aging) as a build block of the supply-review output, not a standalone report.
- Analyze inventory productivity (weeks of supply, sell-through, aging) to identify risks, opportunities and areas requiring action.
Inventory Reconciliation:
- Execute the inventory reconciliation process between demand and supply planning inside the monthly S&OP cycle; surfacing gaps, risks and tradeoffs against the business plan, in partnership with the CSCO.
- Identify excess, slow-moving and at-risk inventory and develop fact-based recommendations; substantiate figures (e.g., Excess &Overage builds) with underlying data for CFO review.
- Establish inventory targets and ideal coverage by SKU based on demand, supply constraints, lead times and business objectives for CSCO approval.
- Track actions against agreed owners and follow through from recommendation to outcome; escalate undecided items rather than resolving them unilaterally.
Financial Reconciliation:
- Partner with Finance to ensure accurate inventory reconciliation, valuation, and reporting across production, in-transit, warehouse, and returns inventory.
- Lead month-end and year-end inventory close processes, monitor inventory health and risks, and partner cross-functionally on mitigation actions including markdowns and write-offs.
Cross-Functional Partnership:
- Partner with Demand Planning, Merchandising, Growth, Finance, Production, and Quality to translate inventory insights into commercial, production, and financial decisions.
- Develop and improve inventory reporting, planning tools, and processes, providing clear visibility into inventory performance, risks, and recommendations for the CSCO and senior leaders.
- Support inventory execution across channels, including PO and production tracking, period-end reconciliation, and weekly allocation of products to Retail stores.
Who You Are:
- 6+ years of experience in inventory planning, merchandize planning, supply planning or inventory management within a consumer, retail or e-commerce business.
- Strong understanding of inventory planning concepts and metrics including Weeks of Supply (WOS), sell-through, aging, inventory turns and S&OP.
- Advanced Excel skills required (pivot tables, XLOOKUP, advanced formulas) or Google Sheets proficiency on large data sets;
- Ability to move beyond reporting what happened to develop a clear point of view on what the business should do next.
- Commercially minded and able to balance inventory availability, working capital, customer demand and financial risk
- Comfortable driving cross functional action without direct authority, and equally comfortable escalating rather than deciding when a call sits above this role.
- Experience with NetSuite or similar ERP systems strongly preferred
- Highly analytical and data-accuracy proficiency
- Clear written and verbal communication to drive cross-functional updates
Perks & Benefits
- Hybrid schedule with Fridays work-from-home
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and disability coverage
- One Medical (full health), Kindbody (fertility health), and Talkspace (mental health) memberships
- Open & flexible PTO
- 401(k) plan through Empower
- Employee stock options & annual bonus plans
- Up to 10 weeks of paid parental leave
- Weekly catered lunch & free snacks
- Monthly work-from-home stipend
- Monthly cell phone reimbursement
- $300 annual free bedding, plus an employee discount and $250 new hire gift card
- Beautiful HQ in Culver City, steps from the light rail
- Dog friendly office
Compensation
The base salary range for this position will be $115,000-$135,000. Compensation may vary based on the candidate’s skills, qualifications, and location. This role may be eligible for additional compensation through bonus or stock options.
Our Commitment to You
At Parachute, we value diverse perspectives and believe great ideas come from people with different backgrounds and experiences. We strive to provide a thoughtful, respectful hiring experience where candidates are evaluated based on the skills, qualifications, and experiences relevant to the role.
Ensure your Parachute Home job offer is legitimate and don't fall victim to fraud. Parachute never seeks payment from job applicants. Parachute recruiters will only reach out to applicants from an @parachutehome.com email address. For added security, where possible, apply through our company website at www.parachutehome.com/careers.
Benefits
- health insurance
- 401(k)
- paid time off
- parental leave
- employee discount
- bonus
About this role
Parachute Home is building out its supply chain operations and needs someone to own the monthly Sales & Inventory Operations Planning cycle—the process that keeps demand, supply, and inventory aligned so leadership can make confident decisions. You'd report to the Chief Supply Chain Officer and serve as the operational backbone of these planning sessions, managing timelines, enforcing meeting discipline, and ensuring the executive team gets polished, decision-ready deliverables each month.
The core of the work sits at the intersection of inventory health and financial reality. You'll maintain visibility into inventory levels and productivity across retail, direct-to-consumer, and B2B channels; reconcile what demand planning says we need against what supply planning says we can deliver; flag risks and opportunities; and develop fact-based recommendations on excess stock, slow movers, and coverage targets. You'll partner closely with Finance on valuation and month-end close, and work across Demand Planning, Merchandising, Production, and Growth to translate inventory insights into actual business decisions.
This role suits someone with three to five years in inventory or supply planning at a consumer or e-commerce company who thinks in metrics like weeks of supply and sell-through, moves fluently through large datasets in Excel or Sheets, and can balance competing priorities—availability, working capital, customer demand, financial risk—without getting lost in the details. You're comfortable driving action across teams without direct authority, equally comfortable escalating when a decision belongs above your level, and you have the discipline to keep a complex monthly rhythm running on time and to standard. NetSuite or ERP experience is preferred. The role is full-time, in-office in Los Angeles, with Fridays remote, and the salary range is $115,000 to $135,000.
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