RUTRONIK Electronics Worldwide
Business Analyst (m/f/d)

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Join Rutronik as a team player! The world of electronics is our world. We are one of the leading global distributors of electronic components, employing a staff of over 1.500 at more than 76 sites around the world, and are constantly seeking fresh talent. Discover the prospects and opportunities offered by a job at Rutronik and become part of our success.
Your role with us
- Technical classification, analysis, and evaluation of data and KPIs with the aim of providing a sound basis for decision-making for management and business units
- Advising business units and stakeholders on which information and KPIs are actually relevant for management purposes with the goal of producing only meaningful and effective reports
- Development and continuous refinement of purpose-driven, standardized reporting that focuses on business value
- Translation of strategic and operational questions into meaningful key performance indicators, analyses, and dashboards
- Visualization of data products based on a clear understanding of business logic and processes
- Analysis of business processes and interrelationships to identify opportunities for optimization and management
- Active participation in the further development of business process, data, and interface architecture
- Critical validation, optimization, and consolidation of existing reporting and key performance indicator systems
- Close collaboration with business units as a sparring partner on equal footing, not merely in an operational, executive role
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Our Benefits
- secure, permanent position with exciting opportunities to make a difference
- dynamic work environment: direct lines of communication to all levels of management, an open-door policy, helpful and dedicated colleagues, and flexible working hours within a 40-hour workweek
- work environment with modern facilities and company benefits (e.g., retirement plan contributions, company sports groups, corporate benefits program, public transportation pass, continuing education and training programs)


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Your qualifications
- degree in a business, analytical, or data-oriented field, or a comparable business-related education with relevant professional experience
- solid understanding of business processes, data relationships, and business management control mechanisms
- Experience in analyzing, interpreting, and evaluating data with a commitment to critically examining content and synthesizing it effectively
- Ability to identify and prioritize KPIs and communicate their significance in a manner tailored to the audience
- Strong analytical thinking skills, a structured approach to work, and a high standard for quality
- strong proficiency in MS Office, particularly Excel; experience with reporting or BI tools
- Excellent written and spoken English skills
- Independent, responsible, and solution-oriented work style
- Strong communication skills and the ability to act as an advisory business partner with functional departments and management on an equal footing
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