Process Mining Engineer

• Develop and design Process Mining dashboards based on business requirements;
• Translate business requirements into IT specifications and transform data as needed;
• Analyze business processes using Process Mining tools to identify bottlenecks, inefficiencies, conformance deviations, and potentials for process standardization, improvement, and automation in cooperation with process owners and process experts;
• Participate or lead initiatives in business process analytics that will enhance the data driven culture and mindset of the organization.

Qualification And Experience:-

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in a related field (e.g. Computer Science, Business Administration, Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Mechanical, etc.);
• Software development and data modelling experience
• Excellent communication skills in English, service and customer orientation;
• High levels of energy and enthusiasm to work in a multi-cultural global team, open mindset, and willingness to continuously learn and improve;
• An analytical mind, ability to work in a structured way and quickly analyze problems;
• Years of experience: 3+ Years

Advantages:-

• Process Mining Tool knowledge e.g. Celonis, QPR, UiPath, Signavio, Microsoft (Minit);
• Experience in business processes of (a) specific business function(s);
• Good SAP module/background knowledge;
• Experience with Business Intelligence (BI) tools;
• Project management skills or business process modelling;
• Six Sigma, Lean Management, or Quality (e.g. 8D, Fishbone, 5 why) method experience.

Location:-

• Chennai, India.

Company Overview:-

ZF Wind Power puts wind energy in motion! The ZF Wind Power Business Unit is part of the ZF group which is known as one of the world’s leading automotive suppliers. Within our unit we develop, validate and service gear units used in wind turbines producing sustainable energy and we are doing this for more than 40 years! Today we build new drivetrain solutions to meet the requirements of the future. As wind turbines continue to grow we are continuously pushed outside of our engineering boundaries, which makes it a challenging engineering environment to work in.