Business Intelligence

Location: US Remote

Reports To: Manager of Business Intelligence

Salary Range: $120,000 - $140,000

Position Summary:

We're looking for a BI Developer who speaks the language of the shop floor. You'll be embedded with our manufacturing teams in Jacksonville, Vancouver, and Fremont; turning raw production data into the dashboards and insights that plant managers and operations leaders rely on every day to keep lines moving and quality high.

This isn't a back-office analytics role. You'll be deep in throughput data, downtime root causes, scrap trends, and on-time delivery metrics, and you'll build the tools that make those numbers actionable in real time.

Key Responsibilities:

· Own end-to-end development of Tableau dashboards tracking manufacturing KPIs — throughput, cycle time, OTD, scrap rates, WIP, capacity, and backlog.

· Work with Data Engineering to build and maintain Snowflake/dbt data models that unify ERP, MES, and shop floor systems into a single source of truth for operations leadership.

· Sit alongside plant managers and production supervisors to understand their toughest data problems and build solutions they'll use.

· Design and lead Tableau training programs for manufacturing and ops staff, turning data skeptics into daily dashboard users.

· Support lean and continuous improvement initiatives with data, identifying waste, modeling capacity scenarios, and tracking kaizen results.

Qualifications:

· 3+ years of BI experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment, you understand production workflows, not just data models.

· Advanced Tableau skills. A plush would be to have a portfolio of manufacturing KPI dashboards (throughput, OEE, quality, delivery).

· Strong SQL and Snowflake skills; hands-on experience with ETL tools and ERP/MES data sources.

· Ability to translate shop-floor conversations into data requirements, and present findings back in plain language.

· Lean/Six Sigma exposure or genuine curiosity about operational efficiency is a plus.

· Bachelor's degree in Data Analytics, Operations, Engineering, or a related field.

Why IEM

At IEM, analytics isn't a support function, it's a competitive advantage. You'll have direct access to operations leaders and real influence over how our plants run. If you want your work to matter on the manufacturing floor, not just in a report, this is your role.

Compensation actually offered for this role will take into account internal equity and also may vary depending on the candidate's geographic region, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience among other factors. A bonus and/or long-term incentive units may be provided as part of the compensation package, in addition to the full range of medical, financial, and/or other benefits, dependent on the level and position offered.