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The Coca-Cola Company · 9 hours ago

Supply Chain, Forecasting & Demand Planning Intern

Atlanta, GA

Internship

Onsite

Intern

$4,506/mo - $4,506/mo

The Coca-Cola Company is seeking a Supply Chain, Forecasting & Demand Planning Intern who will manage demand plans for the North America Operating Unit stakeholders. The intern will analyze business trends and provide insights to improve forecasting and demand planning processes across the Supply Chain organization.

Consumer GoodsFast-Moving Consumer GoodsFood and BeverageManufacturing

Comp. & Benefits

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Tune statistical models generated in the forecasting platform as often as necessary (minimum weekly) to provide a clear starting point for cross-functional stakeholders to collaborate and align on

Project Total Weekly Demand volume for all horizons to deliver as accurate a signal to our Company operations and supply chain, as well as Co-Man partners

Drive alignment through robust collaboration and analyses to provide the best demand signal for both financial forecast and supply chain planning

Leverage all available technologies (Anaplan, ORI, Power BI, etc.) to continuously improve effectiveness and efficiencies in our forecasting and demand planning processes. Look for opportunities to automate and digitize as much of the process as possible

Analyze shipment and consumption/sell-through data to identify forecast variances and root causes to drive forecast process and accuracy improvement

Provide insights, volume risks and opportunities, and scenarios in order to drive aligned forecast for the downhill periods

Track, analyze, and improve forecast performance by leveraging multiple data sources (shipments, orders, primary vs. secondary vs. consumption/sell-through sales, etc.)

Qualification

ForecastingSupply ChainData AnalysisAnalytical SkillsIntellectual CuriosityOrganizationCritical ThinkingStorytelling

Required

Candidates are encouraged to apply to 3 or fewer internship roles during a given internship recruiting cycle

The E2E Planning, Demand Planning intern will be responsible for managing demand plans for the North America Operating Unit stakeholders by analyzing, reporting and communicating current business trends and incorporating into a demand signal to be used across the Supply Chain organization

Tune statistical models generated in the forecasting platform as often as necessary (minimum weekly) to provide a clear starting point for cross-functional stakeholders to collaborate and align on

Project Total Weekly Demand volume for all horizons to deliver as accurate a signal to our Company operations and supply chain, as well as Co-Man partners

Drive alignment through robust collaboration and analyses to provide the best demand signal for both financial forecast and supply chain planning

Leverage all available technologies (Anaplan, ORI, Power BI, etc.) to continuously improve effectiveness and efficiencies in our forecasting and demand planning processes

Look for opportunities to automate and digitize as much of the process as possible

Analyze shipment and consumption/sell-through data to identify forecast variances and root causes to drive forecast process and accuracy improvement

Provide insights, volume risks and opportunities, and scenarios in order to drive aligned forecast for the downhill periods

Track, analyze, and improve forecast performance by leveraging multiple data sources (shipments, orders, primary vs. secondary vs. consumption/sell-through sales, etc.)

Currently working towards a 4-year bachelor's degree with a final graduation date of no earlier than December 2025

Must currently be enrolled as a student at The Ohio State University

Intellectual Curiosity

Strong Analytical Skills

Critical Thinking

Forecasting

Supply Chain

Storytelling

organization

Data Analysis

The Coca-Cola Company will not offer sponsorship for employment status (including, but not limited to, H1-B visa status and other employment-based nonimmigrant visas) for this position

Accordingly, all applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis and must not require The Coca-Cola Company's sponsorship to continue to work legally in the United States