Manufacturing Systems Analyst

The Manufacturing Systems Analyst is responsible for the end-to-end ownership of software systems within their assigned portfolio, including vendor management, licensing, user administration, and system configuration. This role partners closely with

integration stakeholders and the PLM Administrator to ensure data quality and governance across components and BOMs, and owns the Manufacturing Workflow, including the associated business process, within the system landscape.

What You'll Do

System & Vendor Ownership

Serve as the primary business owner for assigned software systems, acting as

the main point of contact for internal stakeholders and external vendors

Manage vendor relationships including contract renewals, escalations, and performance reviews

Own software licensing: procurement, allocation, renewals, and cost optimization

Administer user access and permissions, including provisioning, deactivation, and periodic access reviews

Perform system configuration changes as needed to support business requirements (within defined scope; complex configuration/customization routed to appropriate technical resources)

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Partner with integration stakeholders/teams to define, prioritize, and validate

integration requirements between owned systems and downstream/upstream

platforms

Work with the PLM Administrator to establish and enforce data quality

standards and governance policies for component and BOM data

Act as liaison between business stakeholders and the broader Enterprise

Systems team on cross-system dependencies

Data Quality & Governance

Support governance processes ensuring accuracy, consistency, and

completeness of component and BOM data across systems

Identify and remediate data quality issues in coordination with the PLM

Administrator

Contribute to defining data standards, naming conventions, and audit processes

for components/BOMs

Manufacturing Process Ownership

Own the design, configuration, and continuous improvement of the

Manufacturing Workflow and its underlying business process

Ensure the workflow and process align with manufacturing operations requirements and evolve with business needs

Troubleshoot workflow issues and coordinate resolution with technical/vendor support as needed

What You Bring

Bachelors degree in Business, Information Systems, Manufacturing

Engineering, or related field; equivalent practical experience will also be

considered

Experience administering enterprise software systems (MES or related

manufacturing systems preferred)

General understanding of PLM concepts (e.g., components, BOMs) sufficient

to collaborate effectively with the PLM Administrator

Familiarity with vendor and license management practices

Experience with system configuration and user access administration

Understanding of BOM/component data structures and data governance

principles

Strong cross-functional collaboration skills; comfortable working with

technical and business stakeholders

Experience in a manufacturing or OEM environment is a plus

Pay Range:

$111,700—$167,500 USD