Position Summary

This role focuses on strengthening a demand-driven and risk-informed supply chain.
The position works closely with regional hubs, procurement teams, and international partners to consolidate demand forecasts, coordinate supply planning, and improve visibility across the global logistics network.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and manage global demand forecasting processes for preparedness and emergency response.
Consolidate demand inputs from regional hubs, delegations, and partner organizations into rolling demand plans.
Translate demand forecasts into supply, stock, and replenishment strategies aligned with procurement activities.
Support scenario planning for potential crises and integrate forecasts into contingency and preparedness planning.
Coordinate demand–supply alignment across regional hubs, procurement teams, and partner organizations.
Provide data-driven recommendations for stock allocation, replenishment, and supply chain decisions.
Ensure supply chain data visibility and accuracy across internal platforms and systems.
Monitor key performance indicators related to forecast accuracy, stock readiness, and supply chain efficiency.
Contribute to sustainable and cost-efficient logistics solutions, including local sourcing and optimized stock management.

Requirements:

University degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Operations Research, Economics, or a related field.
Minimum 5 years of experience in supply chain management, demand planning, or forecasting.
Experience with forecasting models, analytics, and planning tools.
Strong analytical skills and ability to translate complex data into clear insights and recommendations.
Experience working in international or cross-functional environments with multiple stakeholders.
Fluency in English (written and spoken).
Preferred Qualifications
Master’s degree in a relevant field.
Experience in humanitarian logistics or international development environments.
Familiarity with cash or voucher-based assistance programs (CVA).
Knowledge of additional languages such as French, Spanish, or Arabic.