Senior Data Analyst
robert halfLouisville (KY)
About the role
We are looking for a Business Analytics/Data Analyst to join a growing team in Louisville, Colorado on a Long-term Contract assignment. This position centers on improving data quality across item records, purchasing information, and inventory-related documentation while partnering with technical stakeholders to ensure accurate and usable data. The ideal candidate brings strong analytical ability, advanced Excel skills, and the confidence to work independently in a fast-paced manufacturing-focused environment. This role begins onsite and may shift to a hybrid arrangement after the initial onboarding period.
Responsibilities:
Build, update, and govern item master data within NetSuite to support accurate operational reporting and downstream processes.
Partner with engineering and other technical teams to collect product details and convert complex information into structured system records.
Examine procurement and purchasing datasets to identify inconsistencies, resolve errors, and improve data reliability.
Evaluate historical buying trends and related reports to support analysis, record validation, and decision-making.
Standardize inventory and material data by correcting legacy issues and aligning records with current naming and classification practices.
Map supplier identifiers to corresponding manufacturer part numbers to improve traceability and record accuracy.
Contribute to purchase requisition process support, including activities tied to workflow readiness and adoption within NetSuite.
Assist with bills of materials and product lifecycle data activities to maintain consistency across manufacturing-related systems.
Serve as a dependable resource for internal teams by answering data questions and helping maintain high-volume records with precision.
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