Entry Level Demand and Supply Planning Manager Jobs
New grad demand and supply planning manager jobs welcome recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where strong internship work or coursework in forecasting and inventory can matter more than a long resume. Most openings are Healthcare & Medical Services, Manufacturing, and Consulting & Professional Services roles with varied on-site, remote, and hybrid settings, with employers like OSF HealthCare, KLA, and CookUnity hiring at this level now.
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At Toole Design, our multidisciplinary teams are creating safer and more accessible streets, trails, parks, civic spaces, and mobility options, as well as programs that help people access these networks. Our Transportation Demand Management Practice prioritizes efforts that promote efficient use of our transportation systems by making sustainable personal travel options more flexible, clear, or convenient. We are looking for a TDM Program Planner to join our team in Silver Spring, MD, someone who’s excited to deliver impactful mobility programs that reflect our mission and values.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
We are an employee-owned, purpose-driven team of engineers, planners, landscape architects, and urban designers who believe streets and public spaces should work for everyone. At Toole Design, you'll work alongside thought leaders and industry experts who are committed to mentoring and helping you grow your expertise. We offer:
- A collaborative, inclusive culture that supports your growth and advancement
- A hybrid work schedule
- 8 paid holidays; and 16 days of PTO accrued annually
- Competitive salary, excellent benefits, and transportation perks: Benefits and Support
- Projects and programs that truly improve lives through safe, inclusive design and implementation, rooted in ethics, empathy, and equity
- Employee-ownership, so we all share in the success we build together—and the financial security that comes with it
What You’ll Do
The TDM Program Planner will be part of a Site Plans team that coordinates the design and implementation of the transportation elements of large building projects to ensure that fulfillment of development code requirements enhances the mobility of residents, employees, and visitors. Staff will support developers and property managers in implementing TDM site plan conditions that improve mobility options for residents, employees, and visitors. The staff will coordinate, fulfill, and monitor compliance with County site plans and permits. The Program Planner will work directly with developers and property managers to mitigate the transportation impacts of residential, commercial, and institutional development by increasing the availability, awareness, and use of sustainable travel options, with a goal of reducing single-occupant vehicle (SOV) trips.
Location: This is a hybrid in-office/work-from-home position, based out of our Silver Spring, Maryland Headquarters Office. Program work will likely require being on-site in Arlington, VA with additional local travel to partner sites and availability for occasional evening and weekend meetings in the Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) region.
Join Us. Make an Impact. If you’re ready to do meaningful work as part of a supportive, talented team—apply today.
We are targeting a salary range of $82,000 to $92,000 for this position.
Questions, assistance or accommodations? Contact HR@tooledesign.com or call 301-927-1900, press 5.
At Toole Design, we foster a collaborative culture and welcome people of all backgrounds to help build more inclusive communities. We strongly encourage women and applicants from underrepresented communities – people of color, LGBTQIA+, immigrants, first-generation college students/graduates, those with disabilities and people at all the intersections in between – to apply. We're proud that about half our managers are women and we are committed to diverse leadership that reflects the communities we serve. Toole Design is a woman-owned, equal opportunity employer (EO/AA/VEV/Disabled employer).
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Requirements:- Bachelor’s degree in urban planning, urban design, architecture, civil or transportation engineering, geography, public policy, public administration, or related field
- At least two years of experience in one of these fields in a public, private, or nonprofit setting, ideally with a focus on zoning administration, TDM, urban and transportation planning, or land and real estate development
- Knowledge of TDM principles, transit-oriented development, and multimodal travel options
- Experience with performance monitoring and compliance processes
- Experience working across the public and private sectors and coordination with multiple contractors, departments, or disciplines
- Experience managing and maintaining databases, including data entry, format updates and report generation
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Teams and SharePoint
- Bonus: Additional planning, zoning, transportation, or development experience
- Bonus: Fluency in Spanish, Mandarin, or another non-English language
- Bonus: TDM program delivery experience
- Bonus: CRM, GIS, SQL/Python, or Power BI/Tableau skills
- Bonus: AICP, LEED AP, PE/EIT/PTOE, or TDM-CP credential
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Entry Level Demand and Supply Planning Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level demand and supply planning manager job?
Focus on building foundational skills in demand forecasting, inventory management, and supply chain software such as SAP or Excel-based planning tools. Internship experience, coursework in operations or supply chain management, and familiarity with ERP systems give entry level candidates a clear edge. Certifications like APICS CPIM or CSCP signal commitment and can substitute for years of work history when competing for junior roles.
Which companies hire entry level demand and supply planning managers?
Companies hiring entry level demand and supply planning managers right now include OSF HealthCare, KLA, and CookUnity, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, manufacturers, consumer goods companies, and large retailers tend to post the most openings, as they run structured rotational or associate programs designed to develop junior planning talent.
Are there remote entry level demand and supply planning manager jobs?
Yes, though most entry level roles in this field still lean on-site or hybrid given the cross-functional collaboration involved. About 25% of entry level demand and supply planning manager openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, so candidates who prefer flexibility should filter accordingly and note whether the role is tied to a specific distribution center or headquarters location.
Are these new grad demand and supply planning manager jobs?
Yes, many of the roles on this page are new grad and junior positions that welcome recent graduates with little to no professional experience. A new grad friendly posting typically states that zero to two years of experience is acceptable, counts internships or co-ops toward the requirement, or values a relevant degree over a long work history. Looking for those signals in a job description helps recent graduates identify where they are competitive.
Which industries hire the most entry level demand and supply planning managers?
Entry Level demand and supply planning manager roles concentrate in Healthcare & Medical Services, Manufacturing, and Consulting & Professional Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive consistent hiring at the junior level because their supply chains are complex enough to require dedicated planning headcount, yet structured enough to support onboarding candidates who are still building hands-on experience.