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Junior Demand Planner

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The Change Partners are working with a Tier-1 global consumer electronics brand who are looking to hire a Junior Demand Planner to join their D2C Operations team.
This is a great opportunity for someone early in their supply chain or analytics career to step into a role that blends forecasting, data analysis, and commercial collaboration.
You’ll play a key role in helping the business plan demand effectively, ensuring the right products are available at the right time across their direct-to-consumer channels. Working closely with teams across Sales, Marketing, and Supply Chain, you’ll turn data into insight, support forecasting accuracy, and help drive smarter inventory decisions.
This is a contract role, initially 12 months, with yearly extensions, offering a day rate of £145 via umbrella.
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Key responsibilities:
- Support the development and maintenance of demand forecasts using historical data and market inputs
- Analyse sales trends, seasonality, and promotional activity to improve forecast accuracy
- Assist in the monthly demand planning cycle, including data preparation and reporting
- Partner with cross-functional teams (Sales, Marketing, Supply Chain) to validate assumptions and inputs
- Monitor forecast performance, identify variances, and provide insight into key drivers
- Highlight inventory risks such as stock shortages or overstock scenarios
- Produce reports, dashboards, and presentations for stakeholders
- Support forward-looking sales planning and short-term demand estimations


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Your background:
- Degree in Supply Chain, Business, Economics, Maths, or a related field
- Experience in a data, analytics, or supply chain-related role (or relevant internship experience) is preferable
- Strong numerical and analytical skills, with confidence working with data sets
- Advanced Excel skills (pivot tables, formulas); experience with planning tools
- Strong attention to detail with a structured, organised approach to work
- Confident communicator, comfortable working with multiple stakeholders
Please apply below with your CV if you’re interested.
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