Demand Planner - Remote Part-Time Contract

What You'll Do5

• Build expert-level training questions and scenarios that mirror retail supply chain workflows.
• Assess AI answers for accuracy and relevance to demand planning and logistics practice.
• Write structured feedback that points out gaps, errors, or weak reasoning in model responses.
• Apply hands-on knowledge of demand forecasting, in-season reforecast, and freight invoice auditing to review tasks.
• Work at your own pace with no fixed schedule or minimum hour target.

Requirements4

• 5+ years in retail demand planning or supply chain management, in a role such as Demand Planner or Supply Chain Manager.
• Direct work with demand forecasting, in-season reforecast, and freight invoice auditing.
• Strong writing skills and close attention to detail.
• Proven capacity to manage tasks on your own in a remote, asynchronous setting.

Who Should Apply

The strongest fit is a retail demand planner or supply chain manager with at least five years in the field and direct exposure to forecasting, in-season reforecast, and freight invoice audit work. Candidates who can turn that experience into clear written examples and critiques will stand out. This role suits people who want part-time, project-based work alongside a full-time job, not those seeking a set schedule, team management, or a permanent position. Applications often score lower when the candidate lists only broad supply chain duties without naming specific planning workflows or tools. A second common miss is submitting vague feedback samples that do not show how the person spots errors in demand planning logic.

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