Junior Analyst
Vacancy at a glance
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Overview
The Junior Analyst for Retail Systems & Process, Productivity or Execution Excellence supports the optimization of retail systems, processes and operational execution by analyzing performance data, identifying inefficiencies and enabling data-driven decision-making and improvements across store operations.
Requirements
- Degree or diploma in Industrial Engineering, Information Systems, Commerce, or related field
- 2 - 3 years’ experience in analytics, systems, or operations
- Experience in large-scale retail, pharmacy or FMCG environments
Responsibilities
- Analyse store performance, labour utilisation, time & motion, process & system and operational execution metrics
- Support development and testing of productivity, execution, system and process models and improvements
- Assist in documenting process, workflows, productivity, execution and system requirements
- Identify trends, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement
- Provide data-driven insights to support people, execution, process and system optimisation initiatives
- Execute people, execution, process and system analytical and reporting requirements
- Provide analytical support to cross-functional productivity initiatives
- Assist in monitoring performance of implemented changes
- Work with Systems & Process Excellence Lead/ Retail Productivity Lead / Retail Execution Lead to support analysis and reporting
- Collaborate with IT, Operations Support, Commercial, Store teams and third-party service providers to gather requirements and feedback
- Support training and adoption of systems, people, execution and process improvements
- Ensure accuracy and integrity of data and reporting
- Support tracking of system & execution issues and process deviations
- Maintain data models, reports, and documentation
- Identify and escalate risks related to data inconsistencies, poor execution, system performance and process
- Maintain documentation of system changes and process updates
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