Junior Marketing Forecaster

As a Junior Marketing Forecaster, you're developing the skills to predict market behavior. This means analyzing historical data, understanding market trends, building forecasting models, and helping the team plan based on expected outcomes rather than guesses.

Your day involves research and analysis. You might pull historical campaign data in the morning, analyze seasonal patterns, work on a demand forecast model, and prepare projections for a planning meeting. Expect significant desk time in spreadsheets and analytics tools, with periodic collaboration to understand what forecasts stakeholders need.

The people who thrive here are analytically minded and comfortable with uncertainty. Forecasting is inherently probabilistic — you're making educated predictions, not guarantees. You need strong quantitative skills, attention to patterns in data, and the ability to communicate confidence levels alongside predictions.