Tommy Hilfiger Senior Planning Analyst

About Tommy Hilfiger

Tommy Hilfiger, founded in 1985, is a globally recognized premium lifestyle brand celebrated for translating classic American cool into modern, inclusive design. As an employer, the company offers a dynamic international environment where creativity, commercial excellence, and cultural relevance meet. Teams contribute to collections, retail experiences, digital innovation, and brand storytelling that resonate across generations and markets. With the support of PVH Corp., Tommy Hilfiger fosters collaboration, entrepreneurial thinking, and professional growth, while advancing commitments to sustainability, diversity, and responsible fashion. It seeks talent energized by bold ideas, consumer connection, and the enduring appeal of iconic style.

Role & Responsibilities

• Independently deliver complex product and commercial analyses across categories, products, price points, channels and regions, selecting appropriate methods and assumptions for each business question.
• Identify key performance drivers, risks and opportunities, translating findings into specific actions, future planning implications and measures of success.
• Build scenarios, benchmarks, product rankings and trend views to help stakeholders compare alternatives and understand commercial and financial implications.
• Produce and improve standardized dashboards, reports and analytical outputs, applying agreed KPI definitions and ensuring consistency, accuracy and clear interpretation.
• Partner with Product Strategy, Business Unit Planning, Outlet Planning and regional teams to clarify analytical needs and connect performance evidence to product and range decisions.
• Lead complex ad hoc reporting requests by clarifying the decision question, agreeing on the most useful output, and aligning stakeholders on timing, dependencies and sequencing as priorities evolve.
• Investigate data-quality, logic and reporting issues, determine root causes, and coordinate corrective action with data, systems and business owners.
• Apply automation and AI-enabled tools to streamline data preparation, identify anomalies, develop scenarios and improve reporting, with clear documentation and quality checks.
• Present complex findings through concise, audience-appropriate storylines and recommendations, and maintain clear action and decision tracking.
• Contribute to analytical standards, documentation, process improvements and tool-development initiatives within Central Planning & Analytics.
• Share analytical methods with less-experienced colleagues and review selected outputs to strengthen quality and consistency across the team.
• Improve analytical methods, lead complex ad hoc requests, share expertise with less-experienced analysts, and use automation and AI-enabled tools to deepen analysis, streamline recurring work and strengthen data quality.

Qualifications

• 4–7 years of relevant experience in planning analytics, business intelligence, merchandise or commercial planning, data analytics, or a related function.
• Advanced experience independently delivering complex analysis and reporting across large datasets, multiple dimensions or business areas.
• Advanced experience with product-performance, sales, margin, assortment, demand or inventory data, and translating findings into recommendations.
• Experience with BI and visualization tools such as Tableau, and advanced Excel skills, including Power Query and Power Pivot; exposure to SQL, automation or applied AI is preferred.
• Advanced proficiency in PowerPoint, with the ability to translate complex analysis into clear, concise and compelling business presentations.
• Advanced analytical judgment and problem-solving skills, including the ability to frame complex business questions, adapt methods, and explain assumptions and limitations.
• Strong commercial curiosity and data-storytelling capability, with the ability to move from detailed analysis to clear, practical recommendations.
• Ability to build effective relationships across planning and cross-functional teams, ask clear questions, and constructively challenge assumptions when the analysis or requested scope needs refinement.
• Ability to manage a varied analytical workload across recurring cycles and ad hoc requests, aligning stakeholders on priorities, timing and trade-offs.
• Practical experience using automation or AI-enabled tools to improve analysis while maintaining strong data quality and documentation.
• Bachelor’s degree in analytics, data science, business, finance, economics or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience.

Skills

Experience

4–7 years of relevant experience in planning analytics, business intelligence, merchandise or commercial planning, data analytics, or a related function.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in analytics, data science, business, finance, economics or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience.

Benefits

Onsite gym and fitness classes, personal training, meditation studio, sports clubs, in-house physiotherapy, and access to nutritional and wellbeing programmes; extensive food and beverage offerings, restaurant, barista coffee bars, sky bar, social events and campus activities; professional and personal development training through PVH University; access to seasonal market launches and sample sales, and employee discounts.

Culture

Tommy Hilfiger fosters an inclusive, energetic workplace culture shaped by its classic American cool identity and a strong spirit of creativity, collaboration, and optimism. As an employer, the brand encourages diverse perspectives, entrepreneurial thinking, and a forward-looking approach to fashion, sustainability, and consumer experience.

About Cerulean

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