Senior Commercial Strategy Analyst
Pubblicato il 15-09-2026 - PepsiCo in Bari
Overview SodaStream, a PepsiCo company At SodaStream, we don't just work - we create, innovate, and make things sparkle
As leaders in our category, we transform still water into sparkling water, sparkling water into soda, and ideas into success. Every day is an opportunity to reinvent how people enjoy their beverages.
As part of PepsiCo, SodaStream benefits from a strong global footprint. Within this, the South Europe Cluster brings together France, Italy, and Iberia (Spain & Portugal), combining diverse markets, talents, and perspectives to drive sustainable growth.
We foster a collaborative, agile, and high-performing environment, driven by optimism, energy, initiative, and excellence in execution - while actively contributing to reducing single-use plastic.
We value people who take ownership, move fast, challenge the status quo, and turn ideas into action
As we accelerate our commercial transformation across the South Europe cluster (France, Italy, Spain, Portugal), we are seeking a Demand Acceleration (DX) Senior Analyst to lead and deliver best-in-class commercial execution.
Reporting to the Head of Commercial & eCommerce South Europe Cluster, this is a high-impact role responsible for shaping and executing transformational demand strategies, elevating customer partnerships, delivering best-in-class Perfect Store execution standards, and driving sustainable growth across channels - with a strong focus on Specialists, Traditional, and Premium Brick & Mortar channels.
You will play a critical role in embedding data-driven decision-making, strengthening customer engagement, and deploying best-in-class execution standards across markets.
Based in Padova (Italy), the role operates in a multi-country, matrix environment, requiring strong autonomy and the ability to define and structure strategies in an evolving organization.
Responsibilities Commercial Strategy & Market Partnership
- Partner closely with local commercial teams across South Europe to identify growth o