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Job Function:
Supply Chain PlanningJob Sub Function:
Demand PlanningJob Category:
ProfessionalAll Job Posting Locations:
São Paulo, BrazilJob Description:
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We are looking for the best talent for Demand Planning Lead, Brazil & South LATAM
Purpose: The Demand Planning Coordinator will coordinate regional forecasting activities for the LATAM Surgical business, driving forecast accuracy, demand visibility, and alignment between Commercial and Supply Chain organizations. This role plays a critical part in IBP governance and business decision making.
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Analytical Reasoning, Business Intelligence (BI), Business Savvy, Coaching, Communication, Data Analysis, Data Savvy, Demand Forecasting, Demand Planning, Inventory Optimization, Manufacturing Flow Management, Marketing Functions, Predictive Modeling, Problem Solving, Process Improvements, Statistics, Supply Planning