Demand Planning Intern

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Requirements

Currently enrolled in an undergraduate program in Business, Merchandising, or a related field
Ability to review and process large volumes of data
Strong organizational skills and a high attention to detail
Basic statistical analysis skills
Data manipulation skills
Ability to work well both independently and in a team setting

Responsibilities

Utilize our inventory forecasting software to identify and track product trends and life cycles (current and future product demands)
Analyze trends, historical demand, and customer input to identify accurate quantities and timing of purchases
Design metrics and prepare reports to analyze in stocks
Create and place stocking orders based on forecasting analyses
Keep on top of knowledge of products, current events, and impactful information

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