Demand Supply Planner
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - K WAY Information in Italia
BasicNet is the first marketplace in the clothing industry that owns several well-known brands in the apparel, footwear, and accessories market, including Kappa® , Robe di Kappa® , Jesus® Jeans, Superga® , K-Way® , Sebago® , Briko® , Woolrich® and Sundek ®. Headquartered in Turin, Italy, the company operates on intangible aspects through a global network of licensees who produce and distribute its products, and offers various services to its network, such as research, development, global marketing, and information technology.
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K-Way
K-Way is a well-known brand for adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts. Born in the heart of Paris in 1965, the brand revolutionized the rainwear market by introducing the world's first lightweight and waterproof jacket that could be conveniently folded into a small pouch.
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Who we are looking for
Support the demand & supply planning cycle through the operational management of sales forecasts, inventory level monitoring, and coordination with cross-functional teams, under the guidance of a Demand&Supply; Planning Lead.
Degree in Industrial/Management Engineering, Supply Chain, Business, or related field
2-3 years of experience in demand/supply planning, S&OP;, or supply chain roles more broadly
Good command of Excel; experience (even basic) with planning software is a plus
Understanding of core statistical forecasting and inventory management concepts
Good communication skills for cross-functional coordination
Key responsabilities
Demand Planning
Update and maintain statistical forecasts at SKU/channel level, applying existing models (baseline, seasonality)
Gather input from Sales and Marketing on promotions, launches, and trends, and make initial adjustments to the forecast
Monitor forecast accuracy and flag key deviations
Participate in demand review meetings, preparing supporting reports
Supply Planning
Support the translation of the demand plan into production/procurement plans
Monitor lead times, MOQs, and capacity con