07 Sep
|
Goodyear
|
India
Visualization Senior Analyst
Primary Purpose of the Position:
The IT Visualization Specialist is responsible for designing, developing, and delivering intuitive, scalable, and business-driven data visualizations for manufacturing operations.
This role bridges the gap between industrial data (OT systems, IoT, UNS) and business decision-making, transforming complex data streams into actionable dashboards, KPIs, alerts, and visual insights.
The specialist works closely with internal stakeholders (operations, engineering, quality, maintenance, and leadership) to define requirements, design user-centric visual experiences, and ensure consistent and effective communication of manufacturing performance.
Create material training - documentation, how-tos, lessons learned, whitepapers, user guide on how to use the artifacts that will be delivered.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Visualization Design & Development:
Design and build dashboards, reports, and widgets using tools such as Grafana, Power BI, or similar platforms
Develop real-time and historical visualizations for:
Production KPIs (OEE, throughput, downtime)
Quality metrics (scrap, defects, yield)
Maintenance insights (MTBF, MTTR, predictive alerts)
Energy and sustainability metrics
Alerts & Monitoring: actionable, contexttual, and aligned with operational workflow
Create reusable visualization templates and standards across plants
Requirements Gathering & UX Design:
Collaborate with internal stakeholders to gather business requirements and translate them into:
User stories, Wireframes, and Dashboard layouts
Conduct workshops with plant personnel (operators, supervisors, engineers)
Ensure dashboards are role-based (operator vs supervisor vs executive views)
Data Interpretation & Contextualization:
Work with IT/OT teams to understand:
Data models (UNS, MQTT topics, time-series data)- Data quality and availability
Translate raw industrial data into meaningful KPIs and bu
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