The CE EMEA Demand Planning & Order Management Specialist is responsible for leading the demand planning strategy, order portfolio governance, and inventory management processes across assigned EMEA product lines and markets. The role owns the end-to-end Demand Planning process, ensuring alignment between commercial demand, production capabilities, inventory objectives, and financial targets.
Acting as a key business leader, the position drives cross-functional alignment between Sales, Product Management, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Logistics, and Finance organizations, ensuring that market requirements are translated into executable and profitable business plans.
The role manages the monthly Demand Review process and supports the Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP;) cycle, driving consensus forecasting, executive alignment, and strategic decision-making. Through data-driven analysis, scenario planning, and proactive risk management, the position contributes directly to revenue growth, customer satisfaction, operational performance, and working capital optimization.
Key Responsibilities
Demand Planning & S&OP;
- Lead EMEA Demand Planning, Demand Review and Consensus Forecast processes.
- Develop forecasts, scenario planning and alignment between commercial demand and production.
- Manage order portfolio, production allocation and coordination between Markets and Plants.
- Monitor delivery performance and mitigate supply and capacity risks.
Inventory & Business Leadership
- Drive inventory and working capital strategies.
- Support business decisions through reporting, stakeholder alignment, continuous improvement and digital transformation initiatives.
Experience Required
Experience
- Strong experience in Demand Planning, Supply Chain, Sales Operations, Logistics, Production Planning, or related business functions.
- Proven experience leading complex cross-functional processes within an international environment.
- Previous people management experience is strong
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