Demand Planner
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Huber AgroSolutions in Novara
Huber Engineered Materials (HEM) is a portfolio of global mid-sized specialty chemical and mineral businesses within J. M. Huber Corporation. HEM is organized into three strategic business units as follows: Huber Advanced Materials, Huber Specialty Minerals and Huber AgroSolutions.
Huber AgroSolutions is a global provider of plant nutrition and crop productivity solutions. Operating in over 90 countries, we bring together cutting‑edge science, decades of experience, and industry‑leading education to empower sustainable agricultural growth.
Our trusted portfolio includes globally renowned brands such as Miller, Biolchim, Cifo, Ilsa, Florimo, and KelpGrow, reflecting our commitment to innovation and quality. This position can be fully remote.
Purpose of Job: The purpose of this role is to develop, lead, and manage the demand planning process for the HAS (HuberAgro Solutions) European‑based businesses.
The role supports and facilitates the monthly Integrated Business Planning (IBP) process by delivering a 24‑month consensus forecast and also contributes to the annual budgeting cycle.
Main Responsibilities:
- Forecasting & Demand Planning
- Drive the monthly forecasting process for HAS Europe, maintaining a rolling 24‑month forecast.
- Monitor forecast changes, document underlying business assumptions, and analyze trends.
- Communicate key forecast updates to Supply Planning and assist Commercial teams in reviewing and updating forecasts.
- Compare forecasts against prior month, year, and budget; analyze forecast accuracy, bias, and perform lag analysis.
- Support the business by transitioning from informal to formalized, statistical based processes.
- Restate historical data as needed to improve forecast accuracy.
- Support demand planning for NPD, product transitions, distribution changes, and slow/obsolete inventory analysis.
- Integrated Business Planning (IBP)
- Prepare monthly consensus reports for use in the IBP process.
- Organize local/regional review meetings