Associate Director, Master Production Planner

Job Description: At Gilead our pursuit of a healthier world for all people has yielded a cure for hepatitis C, revolutionary improvements in HIV treatment and prevention as well as advancements in therapies for viral and inflammatory diseases and certain cancers. We set and achieve bold ambitions in our fight against the world's most devastating diseases, united in our commitment to confronting the largest public health challenges of our day and improving the lives of patients for generations to come. As an Associate Director, Master Production Planner at Gilead you are responsible for translating global supply strategies into an integrated, feasible, and optimized master production schedule (MPS) across the internal and external manufacturing network. This role acts as theprimary conduit between Global Network Planning and Site Supply Chain Planning, ensuring that long‑range strategies and demand signals convert into executable and stable production plans. The role governs planningoutside and inside the 4‑month planning time fence, driving proactive risk mitigation in the 6-24‑month horizon and protecting execution stability within the frozen window.

Responsibilities: Global‑to‑Site Planning Integration Translate global demand signals, inventory policies, and supply network strategies into feasible, detailed site‑level production schedules. Lead integration between Global Network Planning and Site Planning teams to ensure alignment on feasibility, constraints, and assumptions. Reconcile the Global Supply Plan (GSP) with Site Rough‑Cut Capacity Plans (RCCP), resolving discrepancies prior to execution. Master Production Scheduling (MPS) Leadership Own and govern the24‑month master production schedulefor DS, DP, and FG across internal and external manufacturing nodes. Build batch sequences, production cycles, campaign structures, and capacity allocations. Ensure MPS stability within the 4‑month frozen window while enabling appropriate agility outside it. Lead scenario modeling and recommend adjustments in response to supply risks, capacity shifts, regulatory changes, and demand variability. Planning Outside the 4‑Month Time Fence (Owning the 6-24‑Month Horizon) The Associate Director governs all planning activitiesbeyond the 4‑month frozen/planning time fence, ensuring feasibility and alignment well ahead of execution.

Responsibilities include: Owning the 6-24‑month unconstrained planning horizon, translating global strategies into forward‑looking production plans. Conductingadvanced long‑range capacity modelingto identify constraints, maintenance windows, QC load, labor availability, and network balancing needs. Running structuredscenario analysesfor launch acceleration, demand shifts, supply disruptions, regulatory changes, and market expansions. Driving early alignment between Global Network Planners and Site Planners to validate assumptions and address issues before the frozen zone. Partnering with Procurement and Materials teams to confirm long‑lead material readiness and supplier feasibility. Validating feasibility for lifecycle initiatives such as tech transfers, new SKUs, artwork/label updates, and new market entries. Leading long‑range planning forums with Global Planning, Site Planning, External Manufacturing, Quality, Regulatory, and Technical Operations. Identifying long‑range risks and establishing mitigation strategies ahead of the 4‑month window. Planning Time Fence Governance (4‑Month Frozen Window) Maintain governance for all plan changes within the 4‑month frozen window. Ensure major planning decisions (campaign timing, capacity adjustments, material commitments) are resolvedbeforeentering the frozen horizon. Protect execution stability by minimizing late changes and deviations within the fixed window. Manage any required exceptions through established supply governance forums. Internal Manufacturing & Network Coordination Serve as thecentral planning interface to internal manufacturing sites, ensuring alignment between global supply strategies and site‑level operational plans. Partner closely with internal Site Supply Chain, Manufacturing Operations, and Master Scheduling teams to confirm production feasibility, capacity availability, and alignment with maintenance, labor, and equipment constraints. Coordinate with internal network governance to ensure synchronized DS, DP, and FG flows across internal nodes. Monitor schedule adherence at internal sites, capturing deviations, understanding drivers, and ensuring timely corrective actions. Provide internal manufacturing sites with6-24‑month long‑range visibilityto support staffing plans, capital/asset planning, material readiness, and QA/QC workload forecasting. External Manufacturing & Network Coordination Serve as thecentral planning interface to the Global External Manufacturing (GEM) organization, ensuring aligned communication of production needs, capacity requirements, and schedule assumptions. Partner with GEM to validate slot reservations, campaign timing, yield expectations, testing sequences, and release timelines across the external network. Collaborate with GEM to maintain synchronized production calendars and ensure visibility across DS, DP, and FG flows. Monitor schedule adherence and network performance through GEM, supporting proactive escalation and issue resolution. Provide GEM with6-24‑month long‑range visibilityto enable proactive contracting, supplier readiness, and risk mitigation. Inventory, Materials, and Lifecycle Integration Align MPS with material availability, safety stock policies, and procurement strategies. Support lifecycle readiness including artwork changes, regulatory updates, tech transfers, and market expansions. Maintain appropriate inventory levels to support service targets while minimizing E&O exposure and working capital. Performance Management & Continuous Improvement Track and report KPIs including: MPS attainment Schedule adherence across internal and external nodes Capacity utilization Supply reliability / OTIFInventory health Ensure adherence to Plan Stability and Performance‑to‑Plan metrics, and manage any exceptions diligently through established governance processes. Partner with Digital/IT teams to improve planning tool capabilities (SAP, IBP, OMP, Kinaxis) and data quality. Lead continuous improvement initiatives to enhance planning discipline, cycle time reduction, and cross‑functional integration.

Qualifications: Required Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Engineering, Life Sciences, or related field with 10+ years of relevant experienceORMasters degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Engineering, Life Sciences, or related field with 8+ years of relevant experienceORPhD in Supply Chain, Operations, Engineering, Life Sciences, or related field with 5+ years of relevant experience Supply chain planning experience, with strong exposure to network and site planning required Deep understanding of GMP operations, internal and external manufacturing, batch‑based production, and global distribution flows. Proficiency with ERP and advanced planning systems (SAP, IBP, OMP, Kinaxis).Strong influencing skills across global, matrixed organizations. Preferred APICS CPIM/CSCP certification or MBA (advanced degree) Experience with commercial biologics or sterile injectables. Experience with S&OP/S&OE processes and supply governance frameworks. Key Capabilities Strong ability to translate strategy into executable plans. Excellent communication, alignment, and stakeholder engagement skills. Highly analytical with advanced scenario planning capability. Effective at navigating complex networks and competing priorities. Calm, structured, and decisive during supply escalations.

People Leader Accountabilities: Create Inclusion - knowing the business value of diverse teams, modeling inclusion, and embedding the value of diversity in the way they manage their teams. Develop Talent - understand the skills, experience, aspirations and potential of their employees and coach them on current performance and future potential. They ensure employees are receiving the feedback and insight needed to grow, develop and realize their purpose. Empower Teams - connect the team to the organization by aligning goals, purpose, and organizational objectives, and holding them to account. They provide the support needed to remove barriers and connect their team to the broader ecosystem. The salary range for this position is: $182,070.00 - $235,620.00. Gilead considers a variety of factors when determining base compensation, including experience, qualifications, and geographic location. These considerations mean actual compensation will vary. This position may also be eligible for a discretionary annual bonus, discretionary stock-based long-term incentives (eligibility may vary based on role), paid time off, and a benefits package. Benefits include company-sponsored medical, dental, vision, and life insurance plans*. For additional benefits information, visit: https://www.gilead.com/careers/compensation-benefits-and-wellbeing* Eligible employees may participate in benefit plans, subject to the terms and conditions of the applicable plans. For jobs in the United States: Gilead Sciences Inc. is committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment, and is dedicated to fostering an inclusive work environment comprised of diverse perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences. Employment decisions regarding recruitment and selection will be made without discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, sexual orientation, physical ormentaldisability, geneticinformation or characteristic, gender identity and expression, veteran status, or other non-job related characteristics or other prohibited grounds specified in applicable federal, state and local laws. In order to ensure reasonable accommodation for individuals protected by Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Vietnam Era Veterans' Readjustment Act of 1974, and Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, applicants who require accommodation in the job application process may contactApplicantAccommodations@gilead.comfor assistance. For more information about equal employment opportunity protections, please view the'Know Your Rights'poster.

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