Distribution Planner, Supply Chain – EMEA

Position Overview: The Distribution Planner EMEA contributes to the performance of the EMEA Supply Chain by ensuring optimal product availability across retail and e-commerce channels. Acting as a regional subject-matter expert in distribution planning, the role supports inventory optimization, replenishment execution, and service excellence in line with Tiffany & Co.'s ambition to become the next-generation luxury jeweler.

In close partnership with the Supply Chain Manager, the Distribution Planner will help build and scale the regional distribution planning function, including processes, tools, and governance, to support the continued growth and complexity of the EMEA region.

The role requires sound judgment in situations with imperfect information, a strong commitment to continuous improvement, and a hands-on mindset to resolve operational challenges. Beyond addressing immediate issues, the Distribution Planner is expected to identify root causes and improve the underlying processes to prevent recurrence.

The role supports a complex, multi-country EMEA footprint, including:

• 19 countries
• 70+ retail stores
• Multiple corporate offices
• 1 regional distribution center and 2 e-commerce fulfillment centers

Operating at the intersection of strategy and execution, the Distribution Planner enables inventory optimization, service excellence, and seamless product flow across all channels, ensuring Tiffany delivers a consistently elevated client experience across the region.

Key Accountabilities:

Retail Distribution Planning & Inventory Optimization

• Develop and execute store replenishment and distribution plans aligned with sales forecasts, seasonal strategies, and inventory targets
• Monitor and optimize inventory levels across stores and distribution centers to balance availability, sell-through, and inventory efficiency
• Partner with Regional Merchandising, Planning, and Retail teams to align stock strategies with business priorities and client demand
• Analyze inventory performance KPIs (e.g., sell-through, weeks of supply, stock availability) and recommend corrective actions
• Support new store openings, renovations/relocations and peak periods with tailored stock strategies
• Identify and reduce inefficiencies such as excess store-to-store transfers
• Manage end-of-life (EOL) SKUs to minimize depreciation and obsolescence
• Ensure effective execution of the sold-order process
• Act as a key interface between EMEA teams and Central Supply Chain on distribution planning topics
• Collaborate closely with Logistics and Operations partners to support service-level performance and lead-time improvements

Projects, Tools & Continuous Improvement

• Contribute to the continuous improvement of regional distribution planning processes, systems, and capabilities.
• Develop, enhance, and maintain reporting and analytical tools to improve inventory visibility and decision-making
• Actively contribute to Anaplan development, enhancements, and data quality improvements
• Support ad-hoc regional or global projects aligned with Tiffany & Co. supply chain transformation priorities

Qualifications:

• 5–7 years of supply chain experience in a regional or multi-country environment, ideally within retail or omnichannel operations
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, or a related field
• Proven experience managing projects with tight timelines and minimal day-to-day supervision
• Strong analytical and technical skills, including advanced Excel, Power BI, and Anaplan
• Ability to operate effectively in ambiguity and make decisions based on the best available information
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a genuine interest in working across cultures and proactively avoiding "lost-in-translation" situations

At Tiffany & Co., operational excellence is foundational to delivering exceptional craftsmanship and an elevated client experience. This role offers the opportunity to make a tangible impact on a complex, fast-growing region while contributing to Tiffany's ambition of becoming the next-generation luxury jeweler.

What Success Looks Like:

• Improved in-store availability and reduced stock imbalances across EMEA
• Increased replenishment accuracy and reduced reactive transfers
• Improved inventory KPIs (weeks of supply, sell-through, aged stock)
• Enhanced visibility and decision-making through Power BI reporting and Anaplan tools

Additional Information: 

• Location: Paris
• Start date : March 
• Type of contract: CDI

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