Demand Planner
Midea GroupUnited Arab Emirates - DubaiPosted 30 September 2026
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Location
United Arab Emirates - Dubai
Job type
On-site
Experience
3-6 years
Salary
AED 15k–22k/mo (est.)
Job description
The Demand Planner is responsible for developing, maintaining, and improving the demand forecast for the consumer appliances portfolio across the Middle East region. The role ensures alignment between sales, marketing, supply chain, and finance to support optimal inventory levels, product availability, and business growth. Responsibilities include developing monthly, quarterly, and annual demand forecasts at SKU, channel, and country level, using historical sales data, market trends, seasonality, and promotions. Monitor forecast accuracy, maintain rolling 12-18 month demand plans, lead the demand planning process within the S&OP cycle, and coordinate with supply planning and logistics to ensure stock availability. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Business, Engineering, Economics, or related field, with 3 to 6 years of experience in demand planning, forecasting, or supply chain, preferably in consumer electronics/appliances or FMCG. Experience working in the Middle East market is strongly preferred alongside strong understanding of S&OP processes, advanced Excel, and experience with ERP and planning tools like SAP, Oracle, APO, or IBP.
Skills
SAPOracleAPOIBPAdvanced ExcelS&OPDemand Forecasting
What Jobze.ai noticed
- Midea Group seeks a mid-level Demand Planner with 3-6 years of experience in supply chain or forecasting within FMCG or consumer appliances.
- Expects hands-on ownership of the S&OP cycle, multi-country regional planning across the Middle East, and robust forecast accuracy tracking using ERP and planning tools like SAP or Oracle IBP.
- Strong cross-functional collaboration required to align sales, marketing, finance, and supply chain.
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