Synergize Consulting
Master Data Analyst

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TCU Data Functional Analyst
Remote working in the U.K (Occasional travel required to U.K sites)
Up to £75 p/h Inside IR35
We are seeking a TCU Data Functional Analyst with hands-on experience developing and deploying custom reports within PLM platforms such as Teamcenter and ENOVIA, as well as third-party reporting tools such as TcRA.
You will work within an established PLM product team, supported by a dedicated Data & Analytics function. Working closely with business stakeholders, internal technical teams and vendor representatives, you will deliver insightful and meaningful reports that enable users to maximise the value of their PLM platform.
Key Responsibilities
- Work with business stakeholders to understand and document reporting requirements.
- Develop wireframes to support requirements capture and validation.
- Identify appropriate data sources and determine the best approach for delivering reporting requirements.
- Perform data transformation and analysis as required.
- Ensure data accuracy and completeness through validation and quality-control techniques.
- Create reports and dashboards using TcRA and native Teamcenter reporting capabilities.
- Define and coordinate appropriate testing to ensure reports are accurate, complete and fit for purpose.
- Capture continuous improvement opportunities and work with the wider PLM team to prioritise these within the reporting backlog.
- Collaborate with Data & Analytics teams to ensure alignment with established processes, standards and good practice.
- Work with the wider PLM team and vendor representatives to resolve issues identified during report development.
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- Minimum of three years' experience in data analysis, PLM administration or a related discipline.
- Strong SQL skills and understanding of relational database concepts.
- Experience with data modelling, data governance and master data management.
- Proven ability to translate business/user requirements into effective reports and dashboards.
- Proven experience developing reports within Teamcenter Reporting.
- Hands-on experience with Teamcenter Reporting & Analytics (TcRA).
- Knowledge of product structures, engineering change processes and product configuration management.
- Understanding of integrations between PLM, ERP and MES platforms.
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