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Strategy Manager – Data

Lufthansa Technik Landing Gear Services UK
London
10 months ago
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TheStrategy Manager'smain tasks are:

Analyze data, build models, and generate insights for commercial decision-making Collaborate with Finance, Engineering, and Operations to develop business cases for the ACS segment, focusing on LDG Develop aviation market models and strategic recommendations based on market data Present data-driven insights and recommendations to C-level executives Support operational improvement measures like Make vs Buy decisions, cost-down initiatives, and digitization efforts Lead strategic projects, ensuring alignment with scope, time, and budget Align data analysis initiatives with LHT Ambition targets in collaboration with stakeholders Stay updated on aviation and MRO trends to shape company strategy Foster a culture of innovation, communication, and teamwork

The ideal Candidate should meet the following requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Data Science, Business Analytics, Finance, Engineering, or related fields; MBA or advanced degree is a plus 3+ years in data analysis, preferably in aviation, manufacturing, or MRO Skilled in Python, Power BI/Tableau, SQL, and MS Azure/Synapse with strong financial acumen Familiarity with aviation operations and MRO environments Excellent communication skills for presenting insights to C-level executives Advanced MS Office and project management experience Fluent English; German or other languages are a plus Strategic thinker with strong organizational and interpersonal skills UK work rights required; office-based in Hayes with some travel

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