Business Improvement Consultant - (AD-L6.11) at Zutari

Role responsibilities

In this role, you will be involved in projects that improve effectiveness of business processes, systems and people. You will specifically be involved in: 

• Evaluating and re-engineering business processes 
• Defining user requirements, configuration, testing and implementation of workflows in our ERP and other corporate systems 
• Any other business improvement related tasks including problem statements, research, feasibility studies, analysis of data, development and implementation of solutions, simulation and modeling e.g. cost models 
• Business intelligence, documentation of KPI’s and reporting
• Design and implementation of project information management processes and systems including the management of unstructured data 
• Effective and efficient processes are important to us. You will also join the co-hort of Lean Methodology Champions and help embed the culture in Zutari by driving use of the relevant tools on the projects you are involved in. 

Minimum requirements

• Degree in Industrial Engineering or other relevant field
• +5 years’ experience in process improvement, business analysis, stakeholder engagement and project planning and management
• Professional registration or certification recommended

Skills, and characteristics (add if applicable)

Experience /Knowledge

• Experience in configuration of applications as part of a software implementation team
• Understanding of the basics of databases, SQL and information manipulation including
• Database schema design and stored procedure knowledge
• Power BI development and optimisation including DAX
• Typical SSAS models and associated opportunities and constrains
• Ability to sell concepts and propose solutions 
• Ability to conduct stakeholder analysis 
• Ability to complete tasks such as costs benefit analysis 
• Sound understanding of dashboards/reports, networks, databases and underlying technologies
• Ability to ensure documentation creation and management 
• Commercial awareness