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.
