3 of 3 Analytics Jobs in the Isle of Man

ERP Data Analyst

Hiring Organisation
Orchard Recruitment Ltd
Location
Ronaldsway, Isle of Man, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent
Salary
£40000 - £50000/annum Plus benefits package
developing ERP and/or MRP systems, ideally within a fast-paced manufacturing or engineering environment A qualification with professional experience in Data Analytics, Business Information Systems, Computer Science, or a related discipline A strong understanding of core manufacturing concepts, such as Bill of Materials (BOM), inventory control, demand planning ...

Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Canada Life UK
Location
Isle Of Man, North West, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Part Time
products, validate ideas through research and experimentation, and judge success by customer and business outcomes rather than output. You are comfortable using data, analytics, and feedback loops to form hypotheses, run experiments, and make evidence-based decisions. Duties/Responsibilities Engage fully in the development lifecycle of applications and tools … outcomes such as adoption, retention, satisfaction, and task success. You think in terms of impact and outcomes: you are comfortable with product metrics and analytics, forming hypotheses, running experiments (for example A/B tests), and using evidence to decide what to build next. You collaborate naturally with product managers ...

Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Canada Life UK
Location
Douglas, Isle of Man, UK
products, validate ideas through research and experimentation, and judge success by customer and business outcomes rather than output. You are comfortable using data, analytics, and feedback loops to form hypotheses, run experiments, and make evidence-based decisions. Duties/Responsibilities Engage fully in the development lifecycle of applications and tools … outcomes such as adoption, retention, satisfaction, and task success. You think in terms of impact and outcomes: you are comfortable with product metrics and analytics, forming hypotheses, running experiments (for example A/B tests), and using evidence to decide what to build next. You collaborate naturally with product managers ...