Demand Planner (f/m/x)New

The opportunity

We're looking for a Demand Planner who is comfortable working with data and is eager to develop their forecasting skills in a fast-paced supply chain environment. This is a hands-on analytical role: you'll spend your time writing SQL, building reports, validating forecasts, and…

What you'll do

  • Own the day-to-day data validation and QA process across demand data: pipelines. You are the first line of defence for forecast reliability, identifying anomalies, flagging data breaks, and ensuring inputs are clean before they reach the plan.

  • Build and maintain automated alerting for data quality issues, missing feeds,: and forecast anomalies so problems are caught early, not after Operations has already acted.

  • Investigate discrepancies between forecast and actuals, documenting root: causes and maintaining a log of known data issues to prevent recurrence.

  • Write and maintain SQL queries to extract, validate, and transform demand: data across cloud data platforms (e.g., Databricks, Snowflake).

  • Support the development and refinement of forecasting models, applying: statistical techniques under guidance from senior analysts, learning to work with trend, seasonality, and promotional adjustments.

  • Build and maintain dashboards and automated reporting using visualisation: tools (e.g., Tableau) that give stakeholders access to demand insights, including key operational KPIs such as forecast accuracy, bias, waste risk, and availability.

What they're looking for

  • Work alongside forecast engineers and senior analysts to support scalable: pipelines, helping ensure local market nuances are handled within the unified codebase.
  • Use AI tools (e.g., Gemini, Claude) to speed up everyday tasks like writing: SQL, debugging queries, and summarising data, we encourage experimentation with AI as part of how the team works smarter.
  • Support the generation and validation of daily and weekly demand plans for: European markets. You'll help ensure the Decision-Time forecast is accurate at the exact moment Procurement and Production need to act.
  • Monitor trends, seasonality, and promotional impacts. Flag when the plan may: need adjusting and escalate where appropriate.