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Example Data Recovery Planner resume and feedback
Jordan Lee
Austin, TX | (512) 555-0148 | jordan.lee@email.com | linkedin.com/in/jordanlee-data
Data Planner
- SUMMARY: Data planner with 4+ years of experience supporting supply chain and operations teams with reporting, forecasting, and process improvements. Strong communicator who works well cross-functionally.
- EXPERIENCE: Data Planning Analyst, Ridgeway Retail (2022-Present) - Built a weekly demand forecast model in Excel and SQL for 200+ SKUs and improved forecast accuracy for key categories.
- - Partnered with merchandising and operations to create dashboards in Power BI to track inventory, fill rate, and inbound shipments; used insights to reduce stockouts.
- - Helped standardize master data and maintained ETL jobs to keep planning datasets updated; assisted with data validation and issue triage when numbers looked off.
- SKILLS: Excel (PivotTables, VBA), SQL, Power BI, Python (pandas), Tableau, Jira, statistics, forecasting, data quality, stakeholder management.
- EDUCATION: B.S. Economics, Texas State University, 2020
Overview
- Add specific, verifiable impact metrics (baseline, change, time period) for forecasting and inventory outcomes.
- Clarify scope and ownership (what you owned vs. supported, cadence, categories, and stakeholders).
- Tighten skills/tools to the role and reflect actual depth (avoid broad lists without proof in experience bullets).
Suggestions
Rewrite the summary to specify planning domain, industry, and core tools, and remove generic soft-skill phrasing. Example: "Data Planning Analyst (retail) with 4 years building SKU-level demand forecasts and inventory dashboards using SQL + Power BI; focused on improving forecast accuracy, service level, and data quality across merchandising and ops."
Hiring teams scan the summary for role fit (demand/inventory/capacity planning), tools, and measurable outcomes. Generic traits like "strong communicator" do not differentiate without context.
Referenced resume text
"SUMMARY: Data planner with 4+ years of experience supporting supply chain and operations teams with reporting, forecasting, and process improvements. Strong communicator who works well cross-functionally."
Quantify forecast accuracy improvement and define the metric and comparison. Example rewrite: "Built weekly SKU-store demand forecast (200+ SKUs) in SQL/Excel; improved MAPE from X% to Y% in 12 weeks for top 3 categories by revenue." If accuracy cannot be shared, quantify downstream results (reduced expedite orders, improved service level).
"Improved forecast accuracy" is a strong claim but currently unverifiable. Naming the metric (MAPE, bias), baseline, and timeframe makes the impact credible and comparable.
Referenced resume text
"Built a weekly demand forecast model in Excel and SQL for 200+ SKUs and improved forecast accuracy for key categories."
Specify the dashboard audience, cadence, and business decision enabled, plus measurable outcomes. Example: "Published Power BI inventory dashboard used in weekly S&OP with Merch/Ops (15 users); surfaced low-cover items and raised fill rate from X% to Y% while reducing stockouts by Z%."
Dashboard work is common; value comes from adoption and decisions driven. Adding who used it and what changed shows business impact beyond reporting.
Referenced resume text
"Partnered with merchandising and operations to create dashboards in Power BI to track inventory, fill rate, and inbound shipments; used insights to reduce stockouts."
Clarify what ETL tooling you used and what "standardize master data" means (fields, governance, error rate). Example: "Maintained nightly SQL stored procedures + Python validation checks feeding planning tables; reduced master data defects (UOM, lead time, vendor) by X% and cut manual triage time by Y hrs/week."
The bullet mixes ownership levels ("helped"/"assisted") and lacks technical specifics. Naming tools, frequency, and quality metrics demonstrates data planning readiness and operational reliability.
Referenced resume text
"Helped standardize master data and maintained ETL jobs to keep planning datasets updated; assisted with data validation and issue triage when numbers looked off."
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