Base designs its own hardware, builds it in its own factory, installs it at homes, and sells the power. That vertical integration is our advantage, and it means supply and demand have to line up across marketing, sales, deployments, manufacturing, and supply chain. As we’ve ramped up in-house manufacturing of our Base-designed and Base-sourced battery product, we have an increasing need for a cross-functional planner across our core operations who can make calls when individual functional plans conflict.
The Master Planner owns the operations side of Base’s plan of record. Our material planners, deployments planners, and production planners bring their plans to you. You dig in with each of them to find the gaps, pressure test the assumptions, resolve any constraints, and make the call on the tradeoff.
You are also the individual contributor for production planning. You build and own the master production schedule for BF1 and the factories that follow it, including factory transition and launch planning as we move product generations and stand up new lines.
Base builds most of its own software, and planning tooling is no exception. You will own requirements and direction for our in-house planning systems, working directly with the software team to build the data model, MRP logic, and interfaces that our planners live in. You will also build a fair amount of tooling yourself, because waiting is worse than shipping.
This scope will grow. As Base scales into more products, more geographies, and more factories, we expect this role to take on broader ownership.