Applied Materials

Process Intelligence Engineer

Applied Materials
Equipment EngineeringSingapore,SGPOnsitePosted 3 weeks ago

About the role

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The Process Intelligence Engineer designs and maintains data analytics solutions to support data-driven decision-making in logistics, supply chain, and manufacturing. They build dashboards, ETL pipelines, and analytical models using tools like Power BI, Tableau, SQL, and Python, while collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver actionable insights. The role also involves simulation, predictive modeling, and guiding junior analysts in best practices for data visualization and process improvement.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Work in cross-functional teams to design and develop reporting solutions enabling data-driven decisions for logistics, supply chain, and manufacturing teams
  • Partner with GIS, Engineering, and Operations teams to align process analytics initiatives with broader analytics and automation efforts
  • Develop and maintain dashboards, analytical data models, and KPI frameworks using Power BI, Tableau, or equivalent BI platforms
  • Build scalable ETL data pipelines for ingestion, cleansing, integration, and transformation of large datasets across SAP, Databricks, SQL data warehouses, and operational systems
  • Perform ad-hoc statistical, diagnostic, and root-cause analysis using SQL and Python to support business investigations
  • Interface with internal customers for requirements gathering; translate business problems into reporting specifications and analytical outputs
  • Create automated workflows to ensure timely refresh and reliability of datasets, dashboards, and scorecards
  • Generate reports, technical documentation, business presentations, and stakeholder communications for operations and leadership
  • Continuously evaluate visualization and reporting technologies; recommend improvements for reporting efficiency, data quality, and automation
  • Provide guidance to team members on best data and process practices, visualization standards, metric definitions, and structured problem-solving approaches
  • Enable descriptive to predictive modeling and predictive to prescriptive modeling using standard datasets to optimize warehousing
  • Solve complex data, visualization, and reporting problems using structured analysis, KPI decomposition, and data validation methodologies

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s preferred in Industrial & Systems Engineering, Computer Science, Business Analytics, Systems Engineering or a related field
  • 4–7 years of experience in process intelligence, analytics, dashboarding, or data-engineering–adjacent environments
  • Strong proficiency in SQL and Python for analytics and problem-solving
  • Expertise in Power BI, Tableau, or equivalent visualization tools
  • Experience with cloud and big-data platforms (Azure, Databricks, Snowflake, AWS, GCP)
  • Knowledge of ETL/ELT frameworks, data modeling techniques (star/snowflake schemas), and DAX or similar analytical expressions
  • Understanding of data automation, data refresh pipelines, and reporting governance
  • Strong communication, stakeholder management, and collaboration skills
  • Curious, analytical mindset with interest in operational analytics and continuous improvement
  • Strong conceptual and hands-on expertise in data modeling, dashboard design, KPI definitions, process intelligence and business analytics
  • Working knowledge of engineering workflows, cloud data platforms, and SQL-based data warehouse systems
  • Familiarity with supply chain, logistics, planning, or manufacturing analytics is a plus
  • Understands how BI integrates with operations, logistics, supply chain, and enterprise analytics ecosystems
  • Familiar with best practices in reporting governance, master data alignment, and BI lifecycle management
  • Serves as a resource for junior analysts; may lead smaller BI projects or reporting workstreams
  • Works with business and engineering stakeholders to drive alignment on metric definitions and reporting standards