Jiaji Wu
About Jiaji Wu
Jiaji Wu is a Demand Planning Supervisor at Boston Scientific with extensive experience in supply chain and business intelligence roles across various international companies.
Current Position at Boston Scientific
Since 2017, Jiaji Wu has been working as a Demand Planning Supervisor at Boston Scientific. His role is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States. His tenure signifies a sustained commitment to the company and the demand planning discipline within the medical technology industry.
Previous Experience at Asia Pulp & Paper
In 2017, Jiaji Wu served as a Business Intelligence Analyst at Asia Pulp & Paper for five months. His contributions in China included utilizing data analytics to support business decisions and strategy formulation in the paper manufacturing sector.
Role at Radiometer
From 2016 to 2017, Jiaji Wu worked as a Supply Chain Planner at Radiometer in Denmark. During his one-year tenure, he was responsible for planning and optimizing the supply chain processes to ensure efficiency and effectiveness in the medical device industry.
Experience at Decathlon France
Jiaji Wu was a Demand Planner for China at Decathlon France from 2014 to 2016. Based in Nord, Hauts-de-France, France, he managed demand planning activities to support the sporting goods retailer's supply chain, enhancing product availability and customer satisfaction.
Educational Background
Jiaji Wu holds a Master of Science degree from both Aalto University and RWTH Aachen University, obtained in 2012. He also completed engineering studies at the Industrial Design Engineering program at TU Delft and received his Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2010. His educational background has equipped him with strong analytical and technical skills.
Career Transition
Jiaji Wu transitioned from a career in rock mining to data mining within the supply chain industry. This shift showcases his adaptability and capability to apply analytical and critical thinking skills across different domains.