S&OP Manager
Pubblicato il 29-08-2026 - ExecutiveSurf | Certified B in Brescia
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Demand & Supply Manager
Our client is a well-established international industrial manufacturing group with a global footprint and multiple production sites worldwide. The company operates in a highly dynamic market and focuses heavily on continuous process improvement, digital transformation, and operational excellence. They offer a structured, international environment where cross-functional collaboration between engineering, manufacturing, and commercial teams is key to their global market success
-- MISSION --
Operating as a critical individual contributor within the Group Supply Chain department, you will act as the strategic and operational "pivot" for the organisation. Your core mission is to orchestrate global S&OP; processes and oversee intercompany data flows. You will be responsible for strengthening the operational link between international subsidiaries,
ensuring seamless alignment across Sales, Supply Chain, and Manufacturing divisions.
-- RESPONSIBILITIES --
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- S&OP; & Forecasting Cycles: Lead and optimise the operational execution of the global S&OP; framework alongside quarterly forecasting cycles; manage end-to-end data gathering and prepare executive meeting agendas.
- Demand Alignment & Portfolio Complexity: Reconcile commercial sales forecasts with international manufacturing capacities, successfully managing balancing acts across a complex portfolio of over 45,000 products.
- Consensus Forecasting & Stakeholder Management: Partner closely with Regional Managers and Sales Directors to validate market inputs, utilising strong personal authority to constructively challenge raw commercial data and secure a unified consensus forecast.
- Intercompany Supply & Sourcing Synchronisation: Supervise internal group transactions (subsidiaries acting as mu