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Key Responsibilities
• Demand Forecasting: Design, build, and deploy scalable demand forecasting models (time-series, ML-based) to predict product demand at SKU, category, channel, and regional levels.
• Discount & Price Simulation: what-if simulation tools to optimize discount strategies and maximize margin.
• End-to-End Model Ownership: Own the full ML lifecycle—data exploration, feature engineering, model training, validation, deployment, monitoring, and iteration.
• Production Deployment on AWS: Build, train, and deploy models using AWS SageMaker; manage pipelines, endpoints, and model versioning in cloud-native environments.
• Stakeholder Collaboration: Translate complex analytical outputs into clear, actionable insights for business leaders; present findings and recommendations to senior leadership.
• Power BI: Create automated reports to present and track demand forecast model output.
• Data Pipeline Development: Collaborate with Data Engineers to build robust, scalable data pipelines supporting model training and inference.
Must-Have Skills
• 6–8 years of hands-on experience in Data Science, ML, or Advanced Analytics
• Strong experience in Demand Forecasting (ARIMA, Prophet, LSTM, XGBoost, or similar)
• Proven expertise in Pricing/Discount Simulation (price elasticity modeling, scenario analysis)
• Must have deep understanding of at least couple of Retail/CPG use cases such as customer segmentation, recommendations, demand forecasting, sentiment analysis, inventory optimization, promotion uplift modeling, campaign analysis, churn prediction, etc.
• Hands-on production experience with AWS SageMaker (model training, hyperparameter tuning, deployment, batch/real-time inference)
• Programming: Advanced Python (pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn, TensorFlow/PyTorch); SQL for data extraction and transformation
• Statistical & ML Techniques: Regression, classification, time-series forecasting, ensemble methods, feature engineering
Job ID: 148908867
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