Full-Time

Global Operations Planning & Systems Analyst

Masimo

Masimo

1,001-5,000 employees

Noninvasive patient monitoring devices and wearables

Compensation Overview

$80k - $100k/yr

+ Bonus (10%)

Irvine, CA, USA

In Person

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
Six Sigma
Forecasting
ETL
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
PowerPoint/Keynote/Slides
Requirements
  • Five or more years of experience in Operations, Demand Planning, Supply Chain Management, and/or Financial Management
  • Detailed understanding of Demand Planning, Material Requirements Planning, Production Planning, Material Planning, Distribution Planning, Inventory Planning, and Procurement processes
  • Project management experience
  • Lean Manufacturing Operations and Six Sigma Certificate
  • Fundamental understanding of the supply chain, statistic-based forecasting models and demand forecasting principles
  • Working knowledge of ERP, warehouse management systems, customer relationship management, supply chain management systems, etc. operations systems and tools
  • Possesses efficient working knowledge for Kinaxis RapidResponse or similar SCM systems
  • Data extraction, transformation, loading (ETL), data cleaning, data analysis and data reporting skills
  • Strong quantitative, statistical, and analytical skills
  • Strong numeracy, analytical, and critical thinking skills; ability to evaluate what-if scenarios by metrics and scorecards
  • Ability to translate word problems into mathematical equations
  • Excellent problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and attention to detail
  • Systems savvy with software applications, data management tools and databases; proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Microsoft Project
  • Excellent organizational, written, and oral communication skills
  • Significant cross-functional leadership capabilities with the ability to lead, collaborate and influence without authority
  • Results- and process-oriented with focus on process improvements to drive higher performance
  • Ability to interact effectively with all levels of management
  • Ability to thrive in a dynamic business environment with a keen sense of urgency
  • Ability to identify opportunities for improvement and develop creative solutions
  • Ability to investigate, identify, and analyze key business and system issues, develop creative solutions, and resolve issues in a timely manner
  • Ability to define business problems by building mathematical models and use statistical analysis, heuristic analysis or simulations to analyze and develop optimized and practical solutions such as resource allocation and schedule production
  • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Statistics, or closely related field
Responsibilities
  • Support monthly, quarterly, and annually demand forecast update for rolling 16 months horizon and feed Supply Chain Planning process for all Masimo shippable products
  • Analyze demands, assess forecast trends, and evaluate forecast error and bias at a Demand Forecasting Unit (DFU) level
  • Provide statistical forecasting models and supply chain demand recommendations to affiliated sales and operations for short and long-term forecasts
  • Collaborate with business partners (e.g., Sales & Marketing, Finance, Supply Chain teams, Original Equipment Manufacturer, and New Product Introduction Engineering) to gain insight on sales activities, market trends, new product introduction, and capacity status
  • Participate in continuous improvement initiatives for S&OP, Demand Management, and Statistical forecasting processes
  • Maintain forecast assumptions/comments/drivers for any Demand Forecasting Unit (DFU) exceeding established targets to align with company’s strategic decisions and new opportunities
  • Evaluate forecasting systems, tools, and processes to identify refinement, optimization, and enhancement opportunities
  • Support product End of Life (EOL), product discontinuation, New Product Introduction (NPI), and Product Life Cycle Management strategies
  • Conduct rationale analysis behind demand plan for supply chain operations plan for production plan, material demand, purchase plan, inventory, capacity, and constraint planning
  • Work on new product categorization and planning parameters, including production models, build types, forecast types, and product tier
  • Support developing the safety stock strategies and updates for all part levels to ensure optimized finished goods inventory level that aligns with Masimo’s global production, distribution, and inventory strategies
  • Participate in Affiliate Demand Review and company’s S&OP process
  • Utilize Masimo’s Planning System (Kinaxis RapidResponse) to support department objectives
  • Conduct analysis for gaps between updated demand plan and existing capacity and constraints
  • Perform ad hoc data analysis for business reporting as required, and implement special projects as requested
  • Responsible for data integration and integrity between native Operations business systems and tools
  • Support full system/tool development life cycle from collecting user requirements/design/development/testing/launching/training/communication for issues fixed or new and enhancement solutions
  • Responsible for maintenance of home-grown operations planning tools and MRP systems
  • Collaborate with IT to develop and improve planning and operations tools and systems to optimize operations management analysis capability and management functionality
  • Interface between Operations and Information Systems and effectively communicates technical concepts to business users at all levels of the organization
  • Provide user training on systems, applications, and reports
  • Perform other duties and projects as assigned
Desired Qualifications
  • End-to-End business and financial Acumen and an understanding end to end supply chain principles
  • Understanding of all elements of the supply chain, especially the demand and supply planning processes
  • Expertise/knowledge sufficient to perform the duties of the job Understanding of Lean Manufacturing Operations, Value-Added, Supply Chain, Forecasting and Continuous Flow methodologies
  • Experience implementing production systems in discrete manufacturing and continuous flow processes
  • Experience with Data management tools, databases, ETL, Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services/ SQL Server Analysis Services/ SQL Server Reporting Services
  • Project Management Professional certification (PMP)
  • APICS, CPM certification

Masimo is a global medical technology company that develops, manufactures, and markets noninvasive patient monitoring technologies for the healthcare sector. Its core offerings include the Root patient monitoring and connectivity platform and the Masimo W1 health-tracking wearable with FDA-cleared modules, reflecting a focus on noninvasive monitoring and consumer health wearables. The company expanded into consumer electronics by acquiring Sound United, enabling products that deliver personalized, lossless sound alongside health data capabilities. Its goal is to improve life by enhancing patient monitoring and delivering high-quality sound experiences, bridging healthcare with everyday health and wellness.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Founded

1989

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Q3 2025 revenues hit $371.2M, up 8.1% year-over-year.
  • $634M Apple patent win in November 2025 bolsters IP value.
  • Sold Sound United to Harman for $350M on May 7, 2025.

What critics are saying

  • FTC blocks Danaher $9.9B acquisition in H2 2026 over antitrust.
  • U.S. Customs bans Masimo W1 wearables imports in 3-6 months.
  • Tariffs hike pulse oximetry margins 5-10% in 6-12 months.

What makes Masimo unique

  • Masimo SET pulse oximetry excels in motion-tolerant blood oxygen monitoring.
  • Root platform integrates advanced patient monitoring and connectivity.
  • Rainbow Pulse CO-Oximetry measures multiple blood constituents noninvasively.

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Company News

DelMorgan & Co.
Mar 25th, 2026
Danaher to acquire Masimo Corporation in $9.9Bn all-cash transaction.

Danaher to acquire Masimo Corporation in $9.9Bn all-cash transaction. Mar 25, 2026 On February 17, 2026, Danaher Corporation announced an agreement to acquire Masimo Corporation in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $9.9Bn, or $180.00 per share. The transaction may reflect a broader consolidation trend taking shape across the acute care diagnostics sector - one in which large, diversified life science platforms are increasingly seeking to bring patient monitoring and telehealth-adjacent technology in-house rather than address these capabilities through partnerships alone. The transaction is anticipated to close in the second half of 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals. Strategic reasoning. Danaher is a Washington, D.C.-based science and technology conglomerate with operations spanning life sciences and diagnostics, designing and manufacturing instruments, software and consumables used across research, healthcare and industrial applications. Danaher generated approximately $24.6Bn in total revenue in 2025. Central to its acquisition strategy is the Danaher Business System (DBS) - a lean management framework derived from the Toyota Production System that Danaher applies across every business it acquires to drive operational efficiency and performance improvement. Masimo is a leading developer of patient monitoring technology used widely in hospital and acute care settings, best known for its Signal Extraction Technology (SET) pulse oximetry system, which measures blood oxygen saturation and heart rate. For Danaher, the acquisition of Masimo is expected to expand a diagnostics segment that generated approximately $10.0Bn in revenue in 2025 out of total annual revenues of roughly $24.6Bn. Masimo is anticipated to operate as a standalone business unit and brand within Danaher's diagnostics division, maintaining its existing identity and product architecture while gaining access to Danaher's global commercial infrastructure and its proprietary operating framework, the Danaher Business System. This structure may allow Masimo to preserve the operational independence that has historically underpinned its product development capabilities, while potentially benefiting from Danaher's scale across international markets. The transaction may also accelerate Danaher's broader ambitions in the telehealth space. Masimo's monitoring technology has applications not only in traditional inpatient acute care settings but in remote and ambulatory care environments - a market that has seen sustained investment and growth in recent years. Masimo's healthcare revenue (which is understood to include a veterinary segment alongside its core hospital business) is estimated to have grown at approximately 9% in the period leading up to the announcement, suggesting continued underlying demand for its core products. The global market for pulse oximetry systems is projected to reach an estimated $2.1Bn by 2034, a trajectory that may reinforce the long-term strategic rationale for the deal. Market context. Masimo enters this transaction following a period of significant operational and governance disruption. The company faced sustained shareholder pressure stemming from its $1Bn acquisition of consumer audio brand Sound United in 2022 - a move widely viewed as a departure from Masimo's core healthcare mission that drew a high-profile activist campaign led by New York-based Politan Capital. The fallout from that campaign ultimately contributed to the departure of Masimo's founder and longtime CEO, Joe Kiani, a development that may have prompted the company to sharpen its focus on its core medical device business in the period that followed. More recently, Masimo prevailed in a patent infringement dispute against Apple related to blood oxygen monitoring technology incorporated into consumer wearables, with a California court awarding Massimo $634MM in damages in November 2025. That outcome may have meaningfully clarified the value and defensibility of Masimo's core intellectual property portfolio in the months preceding this transaction and may have contributed to the strategic confidence with which Danaher ultimately approached the acquisition. The resolution of any remaining related proceedings - including matters that may involve the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency - could continue to bear on Masimo's business in the near term. Offer price and market response. The offer price of $180.00 per share represents a premium of approximately 38% to Masimo's pre-announcement trading price of approximately $130.15. Masimo's shares rose over 34% on the day of the announcement, reaching approximately $175.00 per share at market open on February 17, 2026. Industry implications. Should the transaction close as anticipated, it may signal increased appetite among diversified life science and diagnostics platforms for acquisitions in the acute care monitoring space - particularly as healthcare systems continue to face pressure to improve patient outcomes while managing cost. Masimo's position at the intersection of hospital infrastructure, proprietary signal processing and an emerging remote monitoring market could make the combined business a more competitive participant in what may be a rapidly evolving care delivery landscape. The deal could also reflect a broader pattern of consolidation in which large platform acquirers seek to bring differentiated, IP-backed medical technology in-house ahead of what may be an accelerating shift toward data-driven and continuous patient monitoring across both acute and ambulatory settings. The extent to which Danaher is able to leverage Masimo's brand and technology into adjacent segments will likely depend on integration timelines and the pace of commercial execution following close - factors that may take several years to assess with confidence. About DelMorgan & co. (www.delmorganco.com). With over $300 billion of successful transactions in over 80 countries, DelMorgan's Investment Banking professionals have worked on some of the most challenging, most rewarding and highest profile transactions in the U.S. and around the globe. DelMorgan specializes in capital raising and M&A advisor services for companies across all industries and is recognized as one of the leading investment banking practices in California and globally.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 22nd, 2026
Bridger Management exits $7M Masimo stake weeks before $9.9B acquisition sends shares up 34%

Bridger Management sold its entire stake in Masimo worth $7.06 million in February 2026, according to an SEC filing. The fund liquidated 47,841 shares before the stock surged 34% following a $9.9 billion acquisition announcement at $180 per share. The exit came after Masimo's shares dropped 12% following a weak quarter. Weeks later, the acquisition deal was announced, highlighting the risks of selling during temporary weakness. Masimo develops noninvasive patient monitoring technologies including pulse oximetry and brain function monitoring. The company serves hospitals, emergency services and healthcare providers globally, though it reported a net loss of $207.7 million on $1.5 billion revenue. Bridger Management's top holdings include Morgan Stanley at 15.6% of assets under management and Amazon at 9.8%.

Bitget
Mar 15th, 2026
Parkman Healthcare Partners buys $26M stake in Masimo ahead of $9.9B acquisition

Parkman Healthcare Partners has acquired a $26 million stake in Masimo Corporation, purchasing 200,000 shares during the fourth quarter of 2025. The position represents 2.48% of the fund's $1.05 billion in reported US equity assets. Masimo's shares have surged 35% this year following last month's announcement of a $9.9 billion acquisition agreement. The medical technology company, which specialises in noninvasive patient monitoring solutions, will be acquired for $180 per share in cash. The deal is expected to close in the second half of 2026. The investment joins Parkman's other major healthcare holdings, including Boston Scientific, Dexcom, Insulet and Stryker. Masimo's stock traded at $174.69 as of the most recent Friday, up 6% over the past year.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 15th, 2026
Parkman Healthcare Partners builds $26M stake in Masimo before $9.9B acquisition deal

Parkman Healthcare Partners disclosed a new $26 million stake in Masimo Corporation, purchasing 200,000 shares in the fourth quarter of 2025. The position represents 2.48% of the fund's $1.05 billion in US equity assets. Masimo shares have surged 35% this year following last month's announcement that the medical technology company agreed to be acquired for $180 per share in a $9.9 billion cash transaction. The deal, expected to close in the second half of 2026, will bring the patient monitoring specialist into a major diagnostics platform whilst maintaining its standalone brand. The stake sits alongside Parkman's holdings in Boston Scientific, Dexcom, Insulet and Stryker, reflecting a strategy focused on healthcare companies with strong intellectual property and durable hospital demand. Masimo specialises in noninvasive patient monitoring technologies.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 13th, 2026
Masimo beats Q3 revenue expectations with $371.2M, up 8.1% year-on-year

Masimo, a patient monitoring technology company, reported third-quarter revenues of $371.2 million, up 8.1% year on year and exceeding analysts' expectations by 1.3%. The company beat full-year earnings per share and operating income guidance estimates. The strong performance was driven by growth in Masimo's core healthcare business and operating efficiency initiatives. Operating margin improved by 450 basis points and earnings per share grew 38%. During the quarter, Masimo sold Sound United to Harman and used proceeds for share buybacks. The company also announced an expanded strategic partnership with Philips. Founded in 1989, Masimo develops noninvasive patient monitoring technologies, including pulse oximetry systems. The company plans to share more details on its strategy at an investor day on 3 December.