Business Analyst V
About the role
- 1. Business Insights and Analysis
- Analyze complex operational data related to Flight Attendant (FA) performance, attendance, training records, and compliance.
- Identify trends, challenges, and areas for improvement based on FA data and operational metrics.
- Apply predictive analytics to forecast staffing and operational needs and advise on business impacts and changes.2. Tool Proficiency:
- Use tools like Power BI, Kibana, and UDH to gather, analyze, and visualize FA-related data, supporting data-driven decisions for improving operations and employee management.3. Collaboration with Stakeholders
- Translate high-level business requirements related to FA data and operational needs into detailed user stories for development and QA teams.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders to ensure that FA record management systems are aligned with broader company goals and enhance employee efficiency and compliance.4. Project Management and Methodology
- Apply Agile methodologies (Scrum, SAFe, Kanban) to manage and prioritize digital projects related to Flight Attendant record management, ensuring they align with business objectives.
- Oversee multiple projects, ensuring timely delivery and measurable impact on operational effectiveness.5. Presentation and Reporting
- Prepare and deliver reports to senior management, presenting findings related to FA data analysis and providing actionable recommendations to optimize flight attendant performance, compliance, and resource allocation.
- Create clear, insightful visualizations to guide decision-making related to FA records management.6. Collaboration with Developers
- Work closely with developers to ensure that FA records management systems (such as data collection tools, performance trackers, and compliance monitors) are aligned with both technical roadmaps and business strategies.
- Act as a liaison between business stakeholders (such as HR, operations, and training departments) and technical teams, ensuring effective implementation and continuous improvement of FA data systems.
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