Product Engineer - Business Intelligence & Requirement Analysis
About this role
At Toyota Material Handling Europe, we create the technology that keeps the world moving. We are over 13,500 colleagues passionate about supporting companies of all sizes with todays and tomorrow's material handling challenges. Because we know that our business and our industry are essential and sometimes even critical for them, for daily life and society at large.
In our respective headquarters in Mjölby, Sweden, Willebroek, Belgium, in our Sales companies across Europe or in our factories in France, Italy and Sweden, you can be part of an extraordinary journey. And together, we will Move the world towards easy and sustainable.
The Position
At Toyota Material Handling Europe, we are accelerating our journey towards becoming a data-driven and AI-enabled enterprise. To support this transformation, we are looking for a Lead Product Engineer specializing in Business Intelligence and Requirement Analysis to join our Data & Advanced Analytics organization.
In this role, you will act as the lead for requirement analysis and/or business intelligence within Data & Advanced Analytics. You will combine business understanding, analytical expertise, and technical leadership to ensure that business needs are translated into scalable, governed, and value-generating data and analytics products.
This is a senior specialist role with design authority within its specialization and no direct reports. You will work closely with Product Manager, Enterprise Architect, Data Engineers, Service Managers and business stakeholders to enable better decisions for TMHE through trusted data and analytics solutions.
You will report to Head of Data and Advanced Analytics.
Your Responsibility
Lead the area of specialization
Own solution design and establish standards, frameworks, and best practices for requirements, KPIs, and analytics delivery.
Mentor colleagues, review the work of others and promote effective ways of working across teams.
Deliver Business Value
Translate business challenge