Demand Planner

Sheffield
2 months ago
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Demand Planner

Demand Planner - High-Growth FMCG Company

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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a meticulous and forward-thinking Demand Planner in the FMCG Manufacturing industry. This key role will provide essential support to the Supply Chain Manager in our SHEFFIELD location.

Client Details

The company is a well-established, mid-sized organisation in the FMCG Manufacturing sector, specialising in beauty products. Their dedication to excellent customer service and high-quality products has made them a trusted name among consumers.

Description

Demand Forecasting: Develop and maintain accurate, data-driven demand forecasts using historical data, market trends, and sales projections.
Data Analysis: Monitor and analyse demand data, identify trends, seasonality, and promotional impacts, and make adjustments to forecasts as necessary.
Cross-functional Collaboration: Work closely with Sales, Marketing, and Operations teams to incorporate business intelligence, customer insights, and promotional activities into the demand planning process.
Inventory Optimisation: Collaborate with inventory management teams to ensure product availability while minimising excess stock and obsolescence.
Performance Monitoring: Track forecast accuracy and key performance metrics, such as forecast bias and inventory turns. Identify and implement continuous improvement initiatives.
System Management: Utilise demand planning software and ERP systems to manage forecast data and generate insights.
Reporting: Prepare and present regular reports to senior management on demand planning performance, stock levels and forecast accuracy.
Problem Solving: Identify potential supply chain issues and work with relevant teams to proactively address risks and minimise impact on customers.

Profile

A successful Demand Planner should have:

Strong analytical skills, with the ability to interpret complex data and make data-driven recommendations.
Proficiency in demand planning software and advanced Excel skills.
Familiarity with statistical tools and data visualisation software.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with a strong ability to collaborate across functions.
Detail-oriented and capable of managing multiple tasks in a dynamic environment.
Strong organisational and problem-solving skills, with a proactive approach to addressing potential issues.Job Offer

A competitive salary up to £35,000
The chance to work in a supportive, team-oriented environment.
A unique opportunity to develop your skills and grow your career in the FMCG Manufacturing Industry.
A generous holiday allowance to ensure a healthy work-life balance.
The satisfaction of contributing to a reputable company that values high-quality products and customer satisfaction.If you're a proactive professional with a passion for Supply Chain Planning, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to join our team in SHEFFIELD

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