Skill
Material Requirements Planning
Business and Management
Material Requirements Planning (MRP) is a production planning and inventory control system that calculates the materials and components needed to manufacture products, based on production schedules, bills of materials, and current inventory levels. It helps manufacturers ensure materials are available for production while minimizing excess inventory and carrying costs. MRP is a foundational concept in operations management and is typically implemented through ERP software used by production planners and supply chain managers.
Material Requirements Planning in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Sr Technical Product Manager, Manufacturing & Supply Chain
Relativity Space
Long Beach, CA · $148,000 – $222,000
You'll design and own manufacturing and supply chain process infrastructure at a rocket company, treating enterprise workflows like MRP and procurement as products requiring continuous improvement. This role blends systems engineering, software integration, and operational expertise to build scalable solutions that balance speed with reliability as the company scales production.
Listed on Relativity Space’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Manager, Supply Chain Planning
Crusoe
Full-time · Arvada, CO · $155,000 – $185,000
Crusoe seeks a senior operations leader to unify material planning and production planning for their AI infrastructure manufacturing, managing a team that balances demand, supplier performance, and capacity across complex hardware production. This role is ideal for someone with deep ERP expertise and a track record running both MRP and MPS functions in fast-paced manufacturing environments.
Listed on Crusoe’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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Crane Co.
Burbank, CA · $32 – $39 / hour
This role oversees the purchasing and logistics of aerospace components from suppliers, ensuring timely delivery to production lines while coordinating with manufacturing teams and managing inventory levels. It suits someone with entry-level supply chain experience who wants to work in the aerospace and defense sector and can juggle multiple priorities across suppliers, schedulers, and internal stakeholders.
Listed on Crane Co.’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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