DEMAND AND SUPPLY PLANNER

Life is too short for a boring career, so build an extraordinary one with us. We believe your career should spark the same thrill and curiosity as your ambition. Creativity drives everything we do, turning ideas into meaningful impact. With opportunities across brands, markets, and divisions, your growth knows no boundaries. Demand and Supply Planner Role purpose Balance customer demand with supply capacity to ensure product availability, optimize inventory levels, and support efficient operations. Key responsibilities Own the end-to-end supply and demand planning for an assigned product portfolio, generating an 18-month rolling forecast by integrating statistical historical data and market intelligence from sales and marketing teams. Manage the weekly factory replenishment orders to guarantee optimal product availability while ensuring strict adherence to budget constraints, service level metrics, and end-of-life portfolio management. Lead the monthly Sales & Operations process for your portfolio, acting as the central anchor to align forecast plans and identify future risks. Collaborate closely with Sales, Marketing, Finance, and Warehouse teams to manage inventory budget and coordinate incoming logistical capacity. Maintain planning data and ensure the accuracy of relevant systems and master data. Identify opportunities to improve planning processes, tools, and ways of working.

and experience Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Business, or a related field. Experience in demand planning, supply planning, or a related supply-chain role. Proficiency with Excel and planning or ERP systems; experience with SAP or similar tools is an advantage. Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills. Clear communication and stakeholder collaboration skills. Fluent in English. Key metrics Product availability and customer service level Forecast accuracy and bias Stock landing (monthly/ year end) Slow moving and obsolete inventory Plan adherence and timely issue resolution Continuous improvement and stakeholder alignment