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Product Order Guide Analyst - Inside IR35

Our automotive OEM Client based in Dunton are searching for a Product Order Guide Analyst Analyst to join their innovative team. This position is a 11-month contract.

Umbrella Pay Rate: £26.86 per hour rising to £32.45 after 13 weeks

Responsibilities: 

Provide markets with Order Guides and orderable vehicle configurations (known as Pre-Configured Vehicles or PCVs) for all Goals ordering non-US sourced vehicles.
Manage new `Model Year changes and ad hoc running changes and update market Order Guides and PCVs accordingly.
Work with vehicle production scheduling to ensure orders are correct and buildable.
Update the non-US source product timing chart for cross-department reference (pricing, export programming, allocation etc)
Validate PCV setup to ensure that product requirements are accurately reflected for each ordering market.
Action cascade requests to support Fleet deals and cross regional ordering.
Review applicable published Product Description Letters (PDLs), and update Order Guides and PCVs to reflect the latest product changes and design intent.
Liaise with Export Programming and Pricing teams in each customer CBG to align on timing assumptions.
Update Order Guides as necessary to reflect new Model Years or running change actions that impact upon product specifications.
Introduce new PCV specifications as required to support incremental business opportunities.
Check product specifications in the appropriate systems to ensure accuracy of information and conduct regular audits of PCV setup, to minimise risk of incorrect builds.
Review and validate communications materials (brochures, adverts etc) for product accuracy.
Maintain tasks and audit check records in SharePoint (preferred team collaboration tool).
Skills Required

Must be proficient in Excel, Word and Power Point applications and have experience of using computer systems.
Strong oral and written communication skills essential interaction with marketing customers around the globe.
Must demonstrate strong analytical skills with attention to detail data analysis and interpretation.
Good business acumen to understand the context and processes for product delivery.
Motivated self-starter with strong time management skills and the ability to prioritise multiple tasks.
Ability to work remotely and as part of a team located in multiple time zones essential.
Education Required:

Degree or equivalent
Hybrid 3 Days on Site at Dunton - Applicants must have access to a suitable area at home to support hybrid working

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