Global dairy, plant-based, waters and specialized nutrition manufacturer
Danone makes dairy, plant-based products, bottled water and specialized nutrition, running an SAP-centered supply chain with Power BI, Salesforce and ServiceNow on top. It is adopting Databricks and SAP IBP while moving off Snowflake, a shift toward a new data platform and integrated planning. Hiring leans heavily toward manufacturing and plant roles, and job posts focus on loss reduction, quality and food safety on the factory floor.
Notable leadership hires: Line Lead, Retail Director, Nutrition Research Director, Innovation Lead, Factory Director
Danone is a Paris-headquartered food and beverage group with 10,001+ employees. Its portfolio spans fresh dairy, plant-based products, bottled water, early life nutrition and medical nutrition. Operations run across factories, labs and commercial teams, with plant-level tooling such as Siemens S7, Siemens PCS 7 and Schneider Electric automation alongside lab instruments like HPLC, UPLC and ICP-MS. The company is hiring across more than two dozen countries, including France, the United States, Japan, India, Germany and Mexico.
Danone runs on SAP (including SAP APO and SAP FI), Power BI, Python, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Tableau, SQL Server, Veeva, LIMS and Informatica Cloud, plus Siemens and Schneider Electric plant automation.
The data shows Danone adopting Databricks while replacing Snowflake. It is also adopting SAP IBP for planning and expanding its use of Power BI.
Danone is hiring in more than two dozen countries, including France, the United States, Japan, Vietnam, India, Germany, Canada, Poland, Spain, Mexico, Morocco and the United Kingdom.
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