As engineering consultants and trusted advisors, Zutari co-creates impact that enables economies, communities and environments to thrive.
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In this role, you will perform tasks related to the efficient and effective delivery of business improvement projects including research, stakeholder engagement and understanding of the status quo, project planning and management, and change management. You will also drive quality control of all deliverables on projects you are responsible for.
Effective and efficient processes are important to us. You will therefor join the co-hort of Lean Methodology Champions and help embed the culture in Zutari by driving use of the relevant tools on your projects.
We believe that success and innovation is built on sharing what we know. Therefore, you will contribute to the growth of our knowledge database and you will transfer skills and knowledge within your relevant area of expertise through your ability to communicate effectively.
Minimum requirements:
Degree in Industrial Engineering or other relevant field
+3 years’ experience in process improvement, business analysis, project planning and management, stakeholder engagement and change management.
+3 years experience on technology related projects will be highly beneficial.
Professional registration or certification recommended.
Skills and characteristics:
Analytical thinking and problem solving
Communication and interpersonal skills
Consultation and facilitation skills
Detail-oriented and capable of delivering tasks with high level of accuracy
Leadership and management skills
Knowledge of business structure
Stakeholder analysis
Requirements engineering and process mapping
Costs benefit analysis
Understanding of dashboards/reports, networks, databases and underlying technologies
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