The Specialist, Regional Supply and Demand Analytics provides analytical leadership and decision support for regional supply-and-demand planning, cost optimization, and operational performance. The role performs primarily non-manual, analytical work directly related to regional business operations and exercises discretion and independent judgment in evaluating alternatives, developing recommendations, and influencing operational and financial decisions. The Specialist translates complex operational and financial data into actionable insights that support business priorities and performance targets. Success requires strong analytical expertise, business judgment, communication skills, and the ability to influence decisions in a complex, deadline-driven environment.
ResponsibilitiesOwn regional supply-and-demand analytics and cost-optimization initiatives , exercising independent judgment within delegated authority to prioritize opportunities, evaluate operational trade-offs, and recommend actions aligned with regional business objectives, approved budgets, and monthly performance targets.
Analyze complex operational, commercial, and financial data to develop actionable recommendations that influence equipment-planning, positioning, utilization, forecasting, and other day-to-day regional operating decisions.
Evaluate equipment flows, utilization patterns, forecast accuracy, capacity requirements, and cost drivers to identify risks, inefficiencies, and cost-saving opportunities; assess alternatives and quantify expected operational and financial impact.
Monitor and interpret operational and financial KPIs, identify material variances and emerging trends, conduct root-cause analyses, and recommend corrective actions or escalation paths to regional leadership and relevant stakeholders.
Design, develop, and maintain dashboards, analytical models, and management reporting that translate complex data into clear insights for operational, tactical, and strategic decision-making.
Support regional planning processes , including budget development, cost forecasting, scenario analysis, monthly performance reviews, and timely submission of data and analyses for global cost-savings and performance-management programs.
Independently challenge planning assumptions and execution decisions by comparing viable operational alternatives, assessing risks and dependencies, and communicating the financial and customer-service implications of recommended actions.
Serve as a cross-functional analytical partner to Operations, Commercial, Finance, Logistics, and Global Equipment teams; facilitate alignment on priorities, influence decisions through fact-based recommendations, and support execution of approved initiatives.
Lead analytical process-improvement, automation, and standardization initiatives that strengthen data quality, governance, reporting consistency, operational controls, and team productivity.
Establish and maintain documentation, reporting standards, and analytical best practices to promote transparency, repeatability, and effective decision support across the region.
University degree in the field of business administration, operations-/logistics-/or transportation
management, (industrial) engineering, finance, or information technology
Strong analytical mindset with the ability to analyze large datasets, identify trends, and highlight
anomalies and exceptions
- Proven experience in financial controlling and network optimization
Proactive, solution-oriented approach with a strong drive to implement changes that achieve
cost-efficiency targets
Ability to translate financial data into operational insights by identifying cost drivers and clearly
presenting complex information to a broad range of stakeholders
Experience in designing and maintaining cost reports, calculations, and dashboards for both EQ
and non-EQ users across the organization
Extensive knowledge of, or strong willingness to learn, end-to-end cost controlling processes—
from operational activities to high-level cost reporting—and the supporting systems across
organizational layers
Excellent communication skills, enabling effective alignment with diverse stakeholders across
multiple departments and organizational levels
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
While performing the duties of this job the incumbent is regularly required to sit, talk and hear. The incumbent regularly uses hands and fingers in the course of daily job duties, including the use of a personal computer. The vision requirement includes close vision. May incur mental stress due to time deadlines. May need to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
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