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HP Inc.

Makes computers and printers for work and home

Graphics Industry Analyst

Business AnalysisConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Master's degree or higher in Economics, Statistics, Finance, Data Science, Business Analytics, Engineering, MBA, or a related quantitative discipline, or equivalent relevant experience, is recommended.
  • At least 10 years of experience in market intelligence, forecasting, strategic planning, economics, business analytics, or related analytical roles.
  • At least 5 years of experience analyzing technology, hardware, software, services, graphics, printing, or industrial markets, with a strong understanding of the graphics ecosystem.
  • Demonstrated experience developing top-down and bottom-up market-sizing models and forecasting markets based on fundamental drivers.
  • Strong understanding of digital and analog printing technologies and applications across production, industrial, large format, labels, packaging, receipts, and specialty printing.
  • Experience analyzing technology transitions, customer investment behavior, equipment installed base, replacement cycles, print volumes, and industry economics.
  • Demonstrated ability to combine quantitative analysis, qualitative research, industry expertise, and professional judgment to develop differentiated market insights.
  • Proven ability to communicate complex market analyses, implications, and recommendations effectively to senior executives and cross-functional leaders.
  • Deep understanding of global graphics and printing markets, including technologies, applications, customer segments, channels, competitors, and business models.
  • Strong knowledge of digital-versus-analog printing economics and the factors influencing technology adoption, productivity, utilization, workflow, run length, and total cost of ownership.
  • Advanced knowledge of forecasting methods, including time-series analysis, regression, econometric modeling, scenario analysis, sensitivity analysis, and leading-indicator frameworks.
  • Strong understanding of economic and industry indicators such as GDP, industrial production, consumer and business spending, advertising, manufacturing, inflation, interest rates, foreign exchange, and trade.
  • Familiarity with major economic, technology, and graphics-industry sources, including World Bank, IMF, OECD, IDC, Gartner, GfK, Context, Keypoint Intelligence, and Smithers.
  • Strong quantitative and data-management capabilities using Excel, Python, R, SQL, business-intelligence platforms, and visualization tools.
  • Advanced PowerPoint and presentation skills, with the ability to simplify complex market, economic, and technical topics into clear business implications.
  • Ability to identify market drivers, distinguish cyclical changes from structural shifts, develop hypotheses, and challenge conventional thinking.
  • Problem-solving, written and verbal communication, presentation, stakeholder-management, and project-management capabilities.
  • Ability to work effectively across functions and organizational levels, build consensus, resolve conflicting perspectives, and maintain an independent analytical point of view.
  • Initiative, intellectual independence, flexibility, and comfort operating in ambiguous and rapidly changing market environments.

Responsibilities

  • Research and identify the fundamental economic, technological, competitive, regulatory, and customer drivers shaping global graphics markets across digital and analog printing, production, industrial, large format, labels, packaging, and specialty printing.
  • Develop and maintain market-driver dashboards by category and geography, using leading indicators to identify changes in demand, print activity, technology adoption, and customer investment.
  • Build and maintain top-down and bottom-up models using macroeconomic indicators, installed base, equipment shipments, replacement cycles, utilization, print volumes, and other market fundamentals.
  • Develop short-, medium-, and long-term forecasts that explain expected market direction and the underlying factors driving change.
  • Analyze shifts across printing technologies and applications, including the transition from analog to digital and the emergence of new production methods and use cases.
  • Evaluate competitive dynamics across equipment manufacturers, technology providers, software and workflow companies, consumables and substrate suppliers, print service providers, converters, and channels.
  • Assess customer purchasing behavior, equipment economics, utilization, productivity, pricing, consumables, services, workflow efficiency, and total cost of ownership.
  • Quantify the potential impact of macroeconomic conditions, foreign exchange, tariffs, inflation, supply-chain changes, regulations, sustainability requirements, technology adoption, and competitive actions.
  • Identify market inflection points, risks, and growth opportunities while developing hypotheses that challenge conventional assumptions and generate new strategic insights.
  • Translate complex quantitative and qualitative analysis into clear market points of view, executive presentations, dashboards, competitive assessments, and actionable recommendations.
  • Collaborate with strategy, finance, product management, marketing, sales, research and development, operations, and regional teams to support forecasting, portfolio strategy, planning, and investment decisions.
  • Serve as a trusted source of independent market insight, helping leadership align around market assumptions while constructively challenging unsupported perspectives.

About the Company

HP Inc.

Makes computers and printers for work and home

HP designs personal computers, printers and related supplies for households, businesses and public institutions, with products for everyday work and professional computing. Its Z workstations support demanding technical tasks, while its commercial printing systems serve offices, print shops and industrial manufacturers. It sells devices and replacement supplies directly and through partners, and earns service revenue from software, support and managed computer and printer fleets. Founded as a partnership in 1939, the company is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, and retained the PC and printing businesses after separating Hewlett Packard Enterprise in 2015.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Palo Alto, CA
Founded
1939

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