Fumito Yamamoto
About Fumito Yamamoto
Fumito Yamamoto is a Program Manager at project44 in Tokyo, with over 10 years of experience in supply chain design and demand forecasting.
Current Role at Project44
Fumito Yamamoto is currently serving as a Program Manager at project44, located in Tokyo, Japan. In this role, Yamamoto focuses extensively on demand forecasting and supply chain improvements. The responsibilities include overseeing various projects, utilizing advanced statistical techniques, and continuously integrating new technologies to enhance process efficiencies.
Past Experience at LLamasoft, Inc.
Between 2019 and 2022, Fumito Yamamoto worked as a Professional Services Manager at LLamasoft, Inc. based in Tokyo, Japan. During his tenure, he managed a range of projects aimed at optimizing supply chains. His role involved implementing data-driven solutions and working closely with clients to tailor services that meet specific supply chain needs.
Supply Chain Designer at Audio-Technica
From 2014 to 2019, Fumito Yamamoto served as a Supply Chain Designer at Audio-Technica in Tokyo, Japan. Over his five-year term, he was responsible for various aspects of supply chain design. His work included warehouse searching, bidding for physical distribution, planning international trading operations, and designing last-mile delivery solutions.
Educational Background at Waseda University
Fumito Yamamoto completed his Bachelor's degree in Commerce from Waseda University, spanning from 2003 to 2007. His academic journey provided him with a strong foundation in commerce and business principles, which have played a significant role in shaping his career in supply chain management.
Expertise in Demand Forecasting and Data Science
With over 10 years of experience, Fumito Yamamoto specializes in designing various levels of supply chains. He employs advanced statistical and data science techniques, such as SARIMA, VAR, and Prophet, for demand forecasting. Proficient in R, Python, and SQL, he continuously applies new technologies to refine and improve supply chain processes.