The Demand Planning Analyst will create statistical forecasts, analyze sales trends, coordinate with teams, and report on forecast accuracy.
We are looking for a Demand Planning Analyst to support the creation and maintenance of statistical forecasts for a consumer goods portfolio. Responsibilities include analyzing historical sales trends, identifying forecast exceptions, coordinating with commercial teams on promotional inputs, and generating weekly forecast accuracy reporting. Proficiency in demand planning systems and advanced Excel skills; 2+ years of demand planning or supply chain analytics experience required.
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