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We are looking for an Operations and Data Analyst to support the management and monitoring of a company’s activities.
Education / Qualifications
The person sought will have a central role in the collection, analysis and monitoring of data from different departments. His job will be to turn information into clear reports, dashboards and performance indicators to help management track operations and make the right decisions.
Main duties
Collect, centralize and verify data from different departments.
Monitor projects and contracts, from submission to completion.
Analyze supervisor reports, incidents and operational issues.
Track purchases, expenditures and variances between planned budgets and actual spending.
Centralize and analyze customer complaints, processing times and recurring problems.
Comparing planned and actual work hours to identify productivity gaps.
Create and update dashboards and management reports.
Track performance indicators (KPIs) related to projects, teams, expenses and operations.
Identify anomalies, delays and situations requiring intervention.
Propose avenues for improvement and ensure the necessary follow-ups with the different departments.
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