Data Quality Analyst
lognetAtlanta (GA)
About the role
International Logistics Process Improvement And Trading Partner Management Log-Net, Inc provides the finest trade, transportation, and logistics information technology systems via the internet. We currently have a unique opportunity in the areas of international logistics process improvement and trading partner management. Your primary roles would be to support the ongoing deployment of a global logistics solutions and to facilitate the management of all supplier interfaces between our clients, including coordinating and monitoring activity with the trading partners, managing the EDI processes, ensuring quality control standards are maintained and setting and maintaining agreed upon service level of standards. If you enjoy a challenging and fast paced demanding environment with customer interaction, we invite you to take a closer look at this opportunity.
Responsibilities:
Understand the day-to-day issues that our business faces, which can be better understood with data Being the point of contact for EDI and reporting around EDISuccessfully onboard and be the point of contact for new trade partners into LOG-NETCompile and analyze data related to business'/EDI issues Be able to fully understand LOG-NET's platform and the capabilities of it Conducting analysis, presentations, and reports on the supply chain outlook. Developing carrier scorecard reports and analysis. Integrated logistics communication with trade partners and carriers. Coordinating client problem solving and troubleshooting. Self-starter, technical aptitude with an attitude towards learning
Qualifications:
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Logistics, Supply Chain, Statistics, Applied Mathematics or equivalent experienceEDI experience preferred Knowledge of SQL preferred 1-2 years of Analytical experience Authorization to work in the United States is required for this position
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