Business Systems Analyst
robert halfCharlotte (NC)
Business Systems Analyst
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robert halfCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will serve as the primary liaison across fleet operations, maintenance, accounting, and IT to drive system improvements. You will translate operational needs into technical solutions and support a suite of fleet management applications. You’ll develop executive reporting and dashboards, ensure data integrity, and lead testing and deployment of enhancements. This position focuses on optimizing fleet utilization, maintenance performance, and operational efficiency through data-driven, cross-functional collaboration.
Responsibilities:
Coordinate across fleet operations, maintenance, accounting, and IT to identify system improvements Analyze business processes and translate requirements into system enhancements Support, configure, and optimize fleet management applications (TMT, TMW, Enrich, and related systems) Develop and maintain operational and executive reporting using Power BI Write and troubleshoot SQL queries for reporting, data analysis, and system integrations Gather and document business requirements, process flows, and functional specs Lead UAT and validate enhancements prior to deployment Coordinate software upgrades, implementations, integrations, and vendor initiatives Create dashboards, KPIs, and analytics to improve fleet utilization and efficiency Troubleshoot issues, resolve data discrepancies, and provide end-user support and training Identify opportunities for process automation and workflow optimization across fleet operations Ensure data integrity across fleet, maintenance, and financial systems Key requirements cross-functional collaboration problem solving communication SQL Power BI fleet management applications (TMT, TMW, Enrich)
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