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Demand Forecast Manager

Nokia

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Come create the technology that helps the world act together Nokia is committed to innovation and technology leadership across mobile, fixed and cloud networks. Your work here will have a positive impact on people's lives and help build the capabilities needed for a more productive, sustainable and inclusive world. The Team You'll Be Part Of You will join a high-performing Demand Planning and Business Operations team responsible for translating market opportunities into actionable demand plans that support strategic business decisions, inventory management, product lifecycle planning, and revenue growth. What You Will Learn and Contribute To As a Senior Demand Planning & Analytics professional, you will partner closely with Product Line Management (PLM), Sales, Operations, Finance, and executive stakeholders to develop and maintain accurate demand forecasts for a portfolio of technology products. You will provide data-driven insights, build analytical models, and deliver executive-level reporting that supports business performance and strategic decision-making. Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain, Analytics, Engineering, Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related discipline. Experience in demand planning, business analytics, supply chain planning, sales operations, or a similar analytical role. Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with the ability to interpret complex datasets. Experience working with cross-functional stakeholders in a global environment. Excellent communication and presentation skills with the ability to translate data into actionable business insights. Key Skills Demand Planning & Forecasting Data Analytics & Modelling Statistical Analysis Supply Chain Knowledge Business Performance Management Stakeholder Influencing Executive Presentation Skills Financial & Commercial Acumen Strong Interpersonal & Collaboration Skills Tools & Technologies Microsoft Excel (Advanced) Power BI Anaplan Data Visualization & Reporting Tools Statistical and Forecasting Techniques

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Listed on oraclehcm · posted 2026-09-03. ApplySarthi collects openings and links to application pages; the role is advertised by Nokia, not by us.