Location: Remote, Mexico (must overlap with US Pacific Time)
Employment Type: Full-time employee through our Employer of Record in Mexico
Compensation: $21,600–$38,400 USD gross annual salary + Mexican statutory benefits
Reports to: Founder & President

About the Role
We are looking for a hands-on Materials Planner to own component planning and purchasing for one of our pet product brands.

You will determine what components we need, how much we need, and when they need to arrive so production stays on schedule. This is not a purely forecasting role. You will work backward from production plans, calculate component requirements, place purchase orders, track supplier deliveries, and manage component inventory through to receipt.

Our brand currently has three product lines with more than 20 component part numbers across multiple sizes, suppliers, minimum order quantities, and lead times. Missing a single component can stop a production run, so accuracy and proactive planning are critical.

What You'll Do
Components & Purchasing




Calculate component requirements from the production/build plan.
Determine net requirements based on inventory on hand, components held by the co-manufacturer, and open purchase orders.
Create and place component purchase orders based on supplier minimums, pack sizes, and lead times.
Track open purchase orders through receipt and follow up on delayed or at-risk orders.
Maintain appropriate component coverage without creating unnecessary excess inventory.
Identify potential shortages and supply constraints before they impact production.

Co-Manufacturer Management
Plan and coordinate component shipments to our co-manufacturer ahead of production runs.
Reconcile component inventory held by the co-manufacturer against our records.
Resolve inventory discrepancies and shortages.
Manage day-to-day communication around production schedules, output, delays, and component availability.

Forecasting & Inventory
Forecast finished-goods demand by SKU and

📌 Materials Planner (México)
🏢 Wallabaga
📍 México