Demand Planning Officer

Must-have:SAP
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Your tasks

The Demand Planning Officer is responsible for procuring products to meet requirements for short-to-medium term supply planning processes for specific product categories/brands, as well as maintaining optimal inventory levels and maximizing service levels by working with factories/3rd planner, as well as demand planners, vendors, product development, and marketing.

  • Create "Net requirement" stock plans for responsible product groups by consolidating demand and supply data, and issuing monthly/weekly supply plans to subsidiaries or contract manufacturing, providing visibility into incoming stock, excess stock, and low stock to resolve inventory gaps and service levels.
  • Work closely with cross-functional teams to issue POs to ensure on-time delivery.
  • Analyze and resolve daily issues related to production planning, material supply, and inventory.
  • Monitor inventory levels and stock management of responsible product groups to maintain optimal inventory levels.
  • Manage and monitor planning parameters to regularly update the planning system.
  • Support plans to ensure that new product introductions, SKU in/out phases, and product discontinuations are efficient.
  • Analyze %OTIF and OOS for further improvement and alignment with cross-functional teams - Execute and monitor replenishment to stores.

Requirements

  1. Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Logistics Management, Management, or other related fields.
  2. Direct experience in the field of at least 0-5 years.
  3. 0-5 years of work experience in inventory management planning or other related tasks.
  4. Skills in communication, coordination, and persuasion.
  5. Skills in control, problem-solving, and decision-making.
  6. Good English communication skills.
  7. Proficient in basic programs (Microsoft Office), especially MS Excel, and can use corporate database systems (SAP).

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