Data Analyst
Brother Industries
Data Analyst
Brother Industries
Manufactures printers, sewing machines, & industrial equipment
Reporting to the Director, Analytics & Insights, the Data Analyst enables better, faster and simpler decisions through data and science. They generate valid, reliable and timely insights for business operations and strategic initiatives, drive go-to-market tactics through effective performance analysis and ensure that internal customers’ needs are met, and that operational excellence is improved and maintained. The Data Analyst works closely with the rest of the analytics team to build and maintain tools and processes that enable the manipulation and transformation of data across multiple platforms. They have the mandate to automate processes and imbed data science principles to enhance decision making processes. They meet with stakeholders to gather business requirements, translate them into technical requirements, execute development deliverables, test functionalities, address ad-hoc requests, execute data-related standard operating procedures and manage stakeholder expectations along the way. Additionally, the Data Analyst builds, maintains and enhances reports and dashboards as part of their business intelligence responsibilities. Finally, the Data Analyst commits to enhancing customer experience and identifies, plans and executes continuous improvement endeavours accordingly.
Analysis & reporting
Data management and quality assurance
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Hybrid Work Setting – Enjoy the flexibility of a hybrid model, with three days working remotely and two days in the office each week, supporting work-life balance and meaningful in-person collaboration. Exceptions may apply according to business needs. #LI-Hybrid #atyourside
Manufactures printers, sewing machines, & industrial equipment
Brother Industries makes a wide range of hardware products, including printers and label printers, sewing machines, industrial equipment, and on-demand karaoke systems. Its products are built as physical devices that users operate to accomplish tasks such as printing, sewing, or entertainment, often supported by regional service, sales, and manufacturing networks. The company differentiates itself through its global footprint—having manufacturing, sales, and servicing facilities in more than 40 countries—and its long-standing international presence since establishing a U.S. sales company in 1954. It aims to tailor its operations to the needs of different regions while delivering reliable devices and support worldwide, and it also maintains a formal approach to social media, customer communication, and intellectual property practices.
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