SAP IBP Demand Consultant - Machine Learning Integration (BPSS)

Sanderson Government and Defence
Greater London
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SAP IBP Demand Consultant - Machine Learning Integration (BPSS) Rate: £90/hr | Mostly WFH (some visits to Walton-on-Thames) Clearance: BPSS We are seeking a SAP IBP Demand Consultant to support the productionisation of a new external Python-based forecasting algorithm . The role focuses on integrating external forecast outputs into SAP IBP , moving beyond a pure IBP demand ML implementation. The Role Work with SAP IBP Demand modules with a strong statistical/ML background Integrate external forecasting methods into IBP Support promotions planning , ensuring data and forecasts are correctly incorporated Collaborate with offshore Databricks consultants to deliver production-ready solutions Occasional visits to Walton-on-Thames client site Requirements Experience with SAP IBP Demand and demand planning processes Familiarity with machine learning algorithms in the context of IBP Experience integrating external forecasts into IBP workflows Exposure to promotions planning and data integration BPSS clearance required Right to work in the UK Why This Role? Work on a productionisation project of a Python-based forecasting algorithm Mostly remote work with flexible arrangements Collaborate across UK-based and offshore teams Reasonable Adjustments: Respect and equality are core values to us. We are proud of the diverse and inclusive community we have built, and we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and perspectives. Our success is driven by our people, united by the spirit of partnership to deliver the best resourcing solutions for our clients. If you need any help or adjustments during the recruitment process for any reason , please let us know when you apply or talk to the recruiters directly so we can support you.

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