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Resource Planning
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Resource planning is the strategic process of determining what resources—people, budget, materials, or equipment—are needed for upcoming projects or business operations and when they will be required. It involves forecasting future demand, identifying gaps, and creating plans to acquire or reallocate resources accordingly. Project managers and operations planners use resource planning to avoid bottlenecks and ensure timely project delivery.
Resource Planning in the job market
Last checked September 13, 2026
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Analyst/Senior Staffing Analyst, Advisors Client Services
Mastercard
This role manages staffing and resource allocation for Mastercard's advisory and client services teams, coordinating engagement needs across clusters and optimizing team utilization while supporting professional development. It suits someone with professional services experience who enjoys working cross-functionally with leadership and is driven by people development in a fast-moving, data-oriented environment.
Listed on Mastercard’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Director, Resource Planning
Bend Studio
Full-time · San Mateo, CA · $214,800 – $322,200
This Director-level role establishes and leads a new resource planning function for PlayStation's studio operations, creating visibility into development capacity, staffing needs, and resource costs across the game development portfolio. The position suits experienced operations leaders who can build planning processes and analytics while partnering effectively across studios, finance, and production teams to improve resource allocation decisions.
Listed on Bend Studio’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Staff Financial Analyst, Technology Ecosystem
Intuit
Mountain View, CA · $154,000 – $208,500
A financial leadership role focused on forecasting and strategic planning for Intuit's ~$3B technology investment portfolio. This suits experienced FP&A professionals who excel at translating complex financial analysis into executive narratives and thrive in cross-functional, high-growth environments.
Listed on Intuit’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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