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Shanghai, China

Planner II, Sportswear Apparel & Equipment Supply & Inventory Management GC

2 years experience
Retail & Consumer
Operations
Posted:
January 6, 2026

Nike

Global footwear & athletic apparel brand
75.8
Palpable Score
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Overview of the Job:

Deploy GC supply & inventory planning strategy according to different supply chain operating models, support FLT and new responsive supply chain capability pilot, facilitate process alignment & improvement by collaborating with Global & Geo X-function team and provide business insights with advanced data analytics skills.

Reporting Line:

Manager, Sportswear Apparel & Equipment Inventory Management GC

Key Partnership:

Job Responsibility:

FLT and Responsive Strategy and Supply & Inventory Capability (20%)

X- function Process Alignment & System Improvement (30%)

Data Analysis & KPI management (20%)

Buy Execution (30%)

Functional Skill Required (Hard skills):

Experience Required (Soft skills):

About the company

Nike

Company overview
Nike designs, develops, markets, and sells athletic footwear, apparel, equipment, accessories, and related services worldwide. The company sells products through Nike-owned retail and digital platforms as well as wholesale partners, and the product portfolio includes the Nike, Jordan, and Converse brands. Nike’s corporate headquarters are in Beaverton, Oregon, with major brand and operational hubs across North America, EMEA, Greater China, and Asia Pacific and Latin America.

Locations and presence

Nike operates a global footprint, with major early-career internship locations including Nike World Headquarters (Beaverton, Oregon), Converse HQ (Boston), and additional hubs like Memphis plus EMEA and India locations listed on the internships page. Nike reports a hybrid work approach for the majority of employees and a “Four Week Flex” option (up to four weeks remote per year), while many roles remain on-site by nature (retail, distribution, labs).

Palpable Score

75.8
/ 100
Nike offers unusually broad early-career entry points through paid internships plus structured apprenticeships that lead to real hiring outcomes, especially in design. Hiring transparency and pay information are solid on many postings, but timelines and feedback practices are not consistently spelled out, and recent corporate workforce reductions add risk to perceived stability for new starters.
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