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ICONMA, LLC

Control Tower Pre Analyst

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What they do

A Configuration Analyst or Specialist provides specialized technical assistance in software configuration management, a process to track and control changes in software. May work for a company software configuration management team and assist with all aspects of software configuration management, including software product and application reviews and analysis of system requirements. May work with software users to troubleshoot and resolve software configuration problems.

$98,326 / year median in Michigan

-9% projected decline

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Job Description

Control Tower Pre Analyst#26-31338 $35.10-$40.11 per hour Auburn Hills, MI Onsite Job Description Our client, a Automotive company, is looking for a Control Tower Pre Analyst for their Auburn Hills, MI location.
Responsibilities:
The Control Tower Pre Analyst is critical in ensuring effective communication between the customer and the company, particularly in the context of product quality and service issues. Voice of the Customer (VOC): Utilizing various sources of customer feedback such as warranty information, parts return data, and service reports to understand customer experiences and concerns. Actively listening to customer feedback to identify patterns, trends, and recurring issues.
Issue Identification and Triage:
Analyzing data to identify emerging issues and potential problems with products or services. Prioritizing identified issues based on severity, impact on customers, and potential risks to the company. Triaging issues promptly and efficiently to ensure they are addressed by the appropriate stakeholders.
Problem Statement Development:
Crafting detailed and comprehensive problem statements for identified issues, including all relevant information gathered from customer feedback and data analysis. Ensuring that the problem statement clearly defines the issue, its impact on customers, and any relevant context or background information.
Issue Resolution Support:
Collaborating with cross functional teams, including product development, engineering, supplier and manufacturing quality, and customer service, to facilitate issue resolution. Providing support and guidance to issue owners throughout the resolution process, including assisting with problem solving and decision making as needed. Monitoring the progress of issue resolution efforts and providing regular updates to stakeholders on the status of open issues.
Continuous Improvement:
Participating in regular meetings and discussions to review performance metrics, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement enhancements to the issue management process. Proactively seeking feedback from stakeholders, including customers and internal teams, to identify areas for improvement and refine processes for capturing and addressing customer concerns. Overall, the Pre Analyst plays a crucial role in ensuring that customer issues are promptly identified, thoroughly understood, and effectively addressed, ultimately contributing to improved product quality, customer satisfaction, and brand loyalty. Automotive industry knowledge is strongly preferred. Review dealership warranty and quality claims submitted through client systems. Utilize a proprietary claims management tool ("Cockpit") located within Palantir. Analyze incoming claims and route them to the appropriate area, including: Manufacturing Supplier Quality Engineering Other related functional groups Requires sufficient automotive knowledge to accurately assess and route claims. Automotive knowledge is important because it enables faster onboarding and reduces the learning curve.
Requirements:
Candidates should have a basic understanding of: Vehicle modules/components General automotive systems Does not require expert-level knowledge, but candidates should not be starting from zero. Ability to learn quickly and adapt to technical concepts. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering (preferred but not required). Technical background is highly valued. Demonstrated ability to learn new systems and processes quickly. Team operates within the Quality organization at client. Position supports the Wiring Control Tower function.