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Product Modeller

London
Posted 29 days ago
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About CRU: CRU International is a leading provider of business intelligence and consulting services in the metals, mining, and fertilizer industries. With over 50 years of experience, we offer valuable insights and analysis that help our clients make informed decisions in an ever-changing global market.

About the role: The Product Modeller I is an entry-level role supporting product modelling activities within a collaborative team environment. This position offers the opportunity to develop technical and analytical skills while learning product structures, workflows, and modelling standards. Working under the guidance of more experienced team members, the role contributes to accurate, high-quality deliverables and ongoing model maintenance.

Key Responsibilities: Execute product modelling tasks based on defined requirements and guidance from senior team members. Support the creation, maintenance, and validation of product models following established standards and processes. Assist in identifying and resolving basic issues within product models, escalating more complex problems when needed. Learn and apply team tools, workflows, and documentation practices for product modelling activities. Collaborate with Product Modellers and other team members to complete assigned tasks and deliverables. Contribute to maintaining documentation and ensuring models are updated and accurately reflected. Participate in team discussions and gradually build understanding of product structures and modelling approaches.

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Qualifications: Degree in a numerate discipline such as mathematics, natural science, engineering, computer science, or economics.

Skills & Experience: Strong willingness to learn and develop technical and analytical skills. Ability to follow structured processes and work under guidance. Good attention to detail when executing modelling tasks. Effective communication when asking questions, clarifying requirements, or reporting issues. Ability to manage assigned tasks and timelines with support from team members. Basic familiarity with data analysis, modelling tools, or structured datasets. Exposure to product modelling, data modelling, or analytical workflows. Interest in developing troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. Demonstrated initiative in learning new tools or improving understanding of team processes.

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What We Offer: Competitive salary and flexible benefits package. Opportunities for professional growth and development as part of a global company. A collaborative and supportive work environment. The chance to work with industry-leading experts and over a diverse range of topics and projects.

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Technical Skills
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London, England, United Kingdom

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