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DuPont Water Solutions delivers market-leading technologies that help purify more than 50 million gallons of water every minute across 112 countries. Our portfolio of membrane, ion exchange, and systems technologies supports drinking water treatment, wastewater reuse, desalination, microelectronics manufacturing, life sciences, food and beverage production, and emerging energy applications.

We are seeking a Global Demand Manager to lead the global forecasting process and serve as a key business partner within our Integrated Business Planning (IBP) framework. This leader will partner closely with Sales, Product Management, Marketing, Supply Chain, Finance, and Business Leadership to drive alignment on the global demand plan, improve forecast performance, and strengthen planning capabilities across the organization.

This role reports to the Global Business Operations Leader and leads a team of Regional Demand Planners.

Preferred Locations: Wilmington, DE; Edina, MN; or Midland, MI

What You'll Do

Lead the Global Forecasting Process

Own the monthly global demand forecasting process and drive best-in-class planning practices.
Design and implement a multi-view forecasting process that drives cross-functional and regional alignment.
Establish and continuously improve global demand planning standards, governance, and operating rhythms.
Develop a 24-month unconstrained demand plan using commercial forecasts, order patterns, CRM pipeline data, statistical models, market intelligence, and leading indicators.
Document demand assumptions, risks, opportunities, and actions across regions.
Define forecasting methodologies and demand segmentation strategies.
Drive forecast accuracy and bias management through consistent global KPI measurement and performance reviews.

Lead and Develop the Global Demand Planning Team

Manage and develop a team of Regional Demand Planners.
Create clear expectations, accountability, and development plans.
Build a global community of practice through coaching, collaboration, calibration, and knowledge sharing.
Strengthen team capabilities in statistical forecasting, scenario planning, and executive-level communication.

Facilitate the Global Demand Review Process

Serve as the primary point of communication for demand planning across the business.
Lead preparation and facilitation of monthly Global Demand Reviews.
Ensure discussions are focused on risks, opportunities, gaps, assumptions, and actions.
Drive alignment on forecast assumptions and corrective actions needed to achieve business objectives.

Serve as an Integrated Business Planning (IBP) Coach

Coach process owners and stakeholders on IBP best practices, expectations, and decision-making processes.
Help drive a proactive, "no surprises" planning culture.
Facilitate cross-functional problem solving and issue resolution.
Support business leaders with decision-ready insights and recommendations.

What We're Looking For

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Business, Marketing, Operations, or a related field.
Significant experience in demand planning, forecasting, Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP), Integrated Business Planning (IBP), supply chain, commercial planning, or a related discipline.
Demonstrated expertise in: Statistical forecasting Consensus demand planning Forecast accuracy and bias management Demand segmentation Assumption-based planning Scenario modeling and analysis
Experience leading cross-functional business reviews and influencing stakeholders at multiple organizational levels.
Working knowledge of planning and commercial systems such as SAP APO (or similar planning platforms), Salesforce.com, and forecasting tools.

Preferred Qualifications

MBA or advanced degree.
Experience leading planning transformation initiatives.
Experience managing and developing planning teams in a global environment.

Key Success Factors

We're looking for a leader who brings:

Strong business acumen and customer focus
Exceptional communication and presentation skills
The ability to influence without authority
A passion for developing talent and building high-performing teams
Strategic thinking coupled with strong execution skills
The ability to connect commercial insights with operational planning decisions

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DuPont offers a comprehensive pay and benefits package. To learn more visit the Compensation and Benefits page.

The Pay range for this role is $129,500.00 - $203,500.00 Annual

How Base Pay is Determined: DuPont has job leveling frameworks that help organize roles based on progressive levels of responsibility, proficiency and qualifications. Each role has an associated pay range (or an established pay rate for some roles) based on the competitive market in each country where we operate. Each individual’s pay is based on a variety of factors, including their role and the associated pay range for that role, their geographic location (i.e., country, state, metropolitan area), as well as their skills, experience, education and certifications, and performance.

About the company

DuPont is a global specialty materials and science company that develops and manufactures engineered materials, polymers and technologies for industrial and consumer markets. Its products include water purification and filtration systems, protective materials such as Tyvek and Nomex, building and construction materials like Styrofoam and Great Stuff insulation, and materials used in healthcare and industrial applications. The company brings together chemistry, materials science and engineering to design and produce these products across multiple industries, distributing them to businesses worldwide. What sets DuPont apart is its long history (dating back to 1802) and its broad, integrated portfolio that covers consumer-facing materials as well as industrial solutions, backed by its scientific know-how and scale. The goal is to provide durable, high-performance materials and technologies that help customers improve safety, efficiency and quality across markets.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Wilmington, Delaware

Founded

1802

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What believers are saying

September 10, 2026 North Carolina settlement reduced one PFAS overhang by $355 million NPV.
Tyvek Renewable Attribution targets sustainability buyers without requalification, accelerating near-term sales conversations.
Water-treatment and chromatography launches address high-value industrial demand, supporting premium pricing and margins.

What critics are saying

October 1, 2026 Vylor spinoff triggered state fraud suits seeking asset freezes.
PFAS litigation keeps expanding; New York sued DuPont in July 2026, California in August.
A court-ordered unwind of the Vylor transfer would cripple DuPont’s balance-sheet flexibility.

What makes DuPont unique

DuPont’s materials franchises combine Tyvek, Nomex, and water-solutions expertise across industries.
September 2026 Tyvek Renewable Attribution keeps existing product specs, easing customer adoption.
Sugar Separation Advisor digitizes AmberLite resin selection, using DuPont’s chromatography data advantage.

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