Role & responsibilities

Scheduling Analyst JD

Location: Chennai

Job Summary:
The scheduling Analyst needs to analyze and integrate metadata through multiple data streams into the client database.
Analytical skills:

Analytical skills are the ability to identify and solve problems. Scheduling analysts use analytical skills to create schedules that meet the needs of the company and its employees. They also use analytical skills to identify potential issues that may arise during the scheduling process and develop solutions to prevent them.

Communication skills:

Scheduling analysts often communicate with clients and coworkers, so strong communication skills can help you be an effective scheduling analyst. You may also need to communicate complex information, so having excellent written and verbal communication skills can help you convey your ideas clearly.

Problem-solving skills:

Scheduling analysts use their problem-solving skills to find solutions to scheduling conflicts, unexpected absences and other issues that arise during the scheduling process. They also use their problem-solving skills to find ways to improve the scheduling process.Attention to detail:

Scheduling analysts must have excellent attention to detail to ensure their schedules are accurate and complete. Attention to detail can also help scheduling analysts identify any potential issues with their schedules before they occur. For example, if a manager is scheduled to be on vacation during a time when the company is likely to receive a large amount of customer inquiries, a scheduling analyst may notice this and suggest the manager come in to work during that time.

Required Skills:

Experienced with good communication skills Graduate with good language skills Detail oriented.

• Good teamwork and language skills.
• Quick learner.
• Good analytical skills.
• Good attention to details