Role Overview
The Production Planner at Crusoe in Arvada, Colorado, manages the manufacturing schedule to ensure production is feasible and executed efficiently. This full-time position suits experienced supply chain professionals who want to shape manufacturing operations for advanced AI infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities
Convert the reconciled Sales and Operations Planning plan into a capacity-constrained Master Production Schedule by SKU, site, and work center.
Evaluate and represent true capacity feasibility during supply and capacity reviews.
Enforce planning time fences consistently and maintain approval processes for schedule exceptions.
Track inter-site handoff timing for dependent facility pairs to guarantee network alignment.
Translate network master production schedules into site-level targets and oversee site schedulers releasing work orders.
Monitor schedule adherence by comparing planned versus actual work orders, logging deviations, and conducting root-cause analysis.
Present capacity assessments, constraint views, and adherence metrics during monthly reconciliation forums.
Requirements
Three to five or more years of dedicated experience in master scheduling, detailed scheduling, or production planning within a manufacturing setting.
Bachelor degree in operations, industrial engineering, supply chain management, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Working knowledge of Material Requirements Planning and Master Production Schedule logic, finite capacity planning, and enterprise resource planning scheduling modules.
Strong communication skills to present capacity constraints, trade-offs, and metrics in leadership reviews.
Nice to Have
Professional certification from APICS or ASCM, such as the Certified in Planning and Inventory Management credential.
Background in network-level or multi-site production planning across dependent manufacturing plants.
Hands-on operational experience with the Acumatica enterprise resource planning platform.
Previous industry background in high-tech manufacturing, complex assembly environments, or modular data center production.
Skills and Tools
Master Production Scheduling logic
Material Requirements Planning logic
Finite capacity planning
Enterprise resource planning scheduling modules like Acumatica
Time fence governance and schedule adherence tracking
Cross-functional communication and data-driven analysis
Salary and Benefits
Annual base salary ranging between $95,000 and $115,000, determined by qualifications, internal equity, and market alignment.
Competitive compensation packages including Restricted Stock Units with all offers.
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance alongside employer contributions to health savings accounts.
Retirement plan with company matching up to four percent of salary.
Paid time off, paid holidays, leave programs, and paid parental leave.
Insurance coverage including life, short-term and long-term disability, global travel insurance, and emergency assistance.
Professional development, tuition reimbursement, mental health support, and wellness resources.
Commuter benefits for parking and transit, cell phone stipends, daily meals allowance, and volunteer time off.
About the Company
Crusoe operates as a vertically integrated artificial intelligence infrastructure company built from the ground up to power demanding AI workloads with an energy-first approach. The organization focuses on solving power bottlenecks to make computing resources better for the world and faster for innovators.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Crusoe careers page to submit an application for this role.
