Monitor inventory and sell-through across DTC, Wholesale, and Amazon to prevent stockouts and overstocks. Maintain a live risk register, recommend fixes (reallocation, rush orders, promotions), prioritize Amazon, keep planning trackers current, and seek process improvements including AI-assisted tools.
About Kitsch
Kitsch is a certified female and minority-owned global beauty brand. Our products are in more than 32,000 retailers across 92 countries. We make everyday essentials that make you feel exceptional.
The RoleWe're looking for a Demand Planner OOS/OS Specialist to help us stop stockouts and overstock before they happen. You'll watch inventory across our DTC, Wholesale, and Amazon channels, catch risk early, and bring solutions — not just warnings.
Work Type: Remote
Location: Latam
- Track sell-through and inventory across DTC, Wholesale (Target, Ulta, Walmart), and Amazon to catch stockout risk before it hits the shelf.
- Spot SKUs heading toward excess inventory before they become aging stock or a markdown problem.
- Build and keep a live risk register so the team always knows where the next issue might show up.
- Flag risks with a recommended fix — a reallocation, a rush order, a promo — not just an alert.
- Treat Amazon as a top-priority channel, not an afterthought.
- Keep your trackers (including Asana) clean and current so nobody downstream works off stale data.
- Look for smarter, faster ways to catch risk early, including AI-assisted tools.
- 2–4 years of experience in demand planning, inventory planning, or a related supply chain role.
- A track record of spotting problems early and bringing a solution with you.
- Strong Excel skills and comfort working across multiple planning systems.
- Clear, confident communication with teams outside of planning — warehouse, production, sales.
Nice to have:
- Experience with retailer portals like Target Partners Online, Ulta vendor portal, Walmart Retail Link, or Amazon Vendor Central.
- Comfort using AI tools to spot patterns faster.
Kitsch LLC Los Angeles, California, USA Office
137 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, United States, 90004
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