Demand Planner
Pubblicato il 05-10-2026 - Alfasigma Group in Milano
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Alfasigma is a privately held global healthcare company founded over 75 years ago in Italy, where it remains headquartered today in Bologna and Milan. The Group operates in over 100 markets spanning Europe, North and South America, Asia, and Africa.
Over three years ago, we embarked on a transformative journey to become a truly global innovative healthcare company with a leading focus on Gastrointestinal (GI) health. We have experienced remarkable growth, nearly doubled our revenues, expanding geographically, and integrating several key acquisitions. We have also evolved our portfolio, expanded into rare and specialty segments, and strengthened our pipeline and people's capabilities.
But our journey is far from complete In fact, this is just the beginning of a bold new chapter in Alfasigma's history. We are committed to advancing innovation and leveraging our deep expertise to provide better health and a better quality of life for patients and consumers worldwide and expand our reach across diverse markets.
Scope of the role:As Demand Planner, you will play a critical role in connecting commercial strategy with operational execution. Acting as a key link between Business Functions and Manufacturing, you will support demand forecasting activities across assigned product portfolios, channels, and SKUs, ensuring the business has the visibility needed to make effective decisions.
This position is ideal for a professional with approximately 1-2 years of experience who combines strong analytical capabilities with the ability to influence stakeholders and translate data into actionable business insights.
Your Role
- Manage forecasting activities across assigned product portfolios, channels and SKUs.
- Analyze historical sales trends, market dynamics, promotional initiatives and customer behavior to develop reliable forecasts.
- Monitor and report key performance indicators, including forecast accuracy, forecast bias, service