Parisa Bouzari is a dedicated Supply Chain Professional with a strong academic foundation and hands-on experience across demand planning, production analysis, and industrial engineering. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Economic and Social Sciences at the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences (MATE), Budapest, where her academic work complements her practical expertise in supply chain optimization, operational efficiency, and data-driven decision-making. Parisa holds a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management and a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, equipping her with a comprehensive understanding of end-to-end supply chain processes. Her professional experience includes working as a Market Operations Intern at Nokia Solutions and Networks in Budapest, where she contributed to end-to-end demand and supply planning, forecasting accuracy improvements, and cross-functional collaboration. She actively supported sales and operations planning, analyzed historical consumption data, coordinated forecasts with suppliers, and generated performance reports to support informed decision-making. Previously, Parisa served as a Production Analyst at Ashhadi Confectionary in Iran, where she led operational improvement initiatives, optimized inventory levels, and developed advanced Excel-based dashboards and reports to support management insights. Her earlier role as an Industrial Engineer further strengthened her expertise in production supervision, labor utilization standards, material flow optimization, quality assurance, and project timeline evaluation. With strong analytical and problem-solving skills, Parisa is proficient in tools such as Excel, Power BI, SAP, Celonis, E2open, and DAX. Fluent in English, Persian, and Hungarian, she is recognized as a detail-oriented professional with a collaborative mindset, committed to continuous improvement and operational excellence.
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