Job Description The Supply Chain Planner & Analyst is responsible for supporting demand and supply activities across BD-Canada in collaboration with Marketing, Sales, Finance, and Transportation. The role manages the demand plan (forecast) and supply for designated business segments and participates in key processes such as Demand to Supply (DTS), Business to S&OP (BTS), and Source to Pay (STP) for inventory purchases. It applies continuous improvement principles to meet key performance indicators, updates SCM with long‑term demand planning aligned to business growth, and drives cost‑to‑service efficiencies. Supply chain planning occurs in a real‑time environment, requiring confidence with timely decisions and execution to respond to change daily. Job Responsibilities Lead and/or work with components of the Integrated Business Process (IBP) process, including consensus forecasting, financial planning and product life cycle management. Understand the requirements of major internal and external customers and determine how BD’s supply chain offering will align with the needs of assigned BD business units. Ensure the supply chain operates to meet the needs of all of BD’s customers on a consistent basis, with key performance measures such as forecast accuracy, backorder, on‑time shipment, line fill and DIOH. Maintain minimum on‑hand inventory to meet required service levels, reduce excess & obsolete inventories and provide solutions to decrease write‑offs and overstock. Analyze, maintain, and upgrade SAP/SCM supply planning, identifying opportunities for business process improvements in Source‑to‑Pay and Demand‑to‑Supply. Recommend and implement supply‑chain network and master data changes to enhance service and reduce costs; act as a business partner to Marketing/Sales. Work in a team environment to optimize the tools and processes BD is developing. Update and create shared supply‑chain SOPs as needed. Represent the region in adopting and applying Integrated Supply Chain (ISC) processes such as S&OP and S&OE toward operational excellence. Education and Experience Required University degree. Minimum of 2+ years of professional supply‑chain experience in a matrix environment. Knowledge and Skills Required Excellent communication skills in English, verbal and written. Strong understanding of supply‑chain, forecasting, purchasing, inventory management, and transportation activities. Planning skills to recommend and implement sustainable supply‑chain solutions for operational excellence. Self‑motivated, detail‑oriented, curious, strong analytical and independent as well as collaborative. Initiative with the ability to anticipate needs, make recommendations, and take appropriate action. Excellent organizational skills and ability to prioritize workload to meet deadlines. Proven experience in continuous process improvement. Strong reconciliation, problem‑solving and evaluation skills. Skilled at interacting with multiple functions, regions, and stakeholders. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Outlook, Teams, PowerPoint) and advanced Excel (Pivot Tables, VLOOKUP). General knowledge of MRP planning systems or aptitude to learn technical applications quickly. Strong communication, negotiation, influencing skills, confidence to articulate insights, risks, recommendations to cross‑functional stakeholders, make rapid decisions, and lead without formal authority. Preferred Qualifications Experience with CPGs, medical device, pharmaceutical and/or retail industries. APICS certification (CPIM/CSCP or equivalent). ERP knowledge with JDE or Kinaxis. Solution‑oriented and project management skills. Proficiency with Power BI. Excel macros for analysis and reporting. Bilingual in French (asset). Salary Range Information: $60,000 - $110,000 CAD Annual Becton, Dickinson, and Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds. We provide reasonable accommodations to applicants with disabilities. #J-18808-Ljbffr