• Using analytics to gain business insight and drive improvements • Gathering business requirements for tools, product offerings, or systems • Data integrity solutions and best practices for data validation and verification • Process improvements – how to successfully plan, implement, document, and train systemic changes • Programming in Excel, SQL, Power BI, and other programs to create tools for business use • Business communication • Discovering, preparing, organizing, and analyzing data from across the enterprise to support Business Intelligence and Analytics solutions • Ensuring data integrity in databases • Managing and analyzing reports using internal and external programs such as Salesforce, Glovia, Windchill, and Excel • Utilizing tools such as PowerBI to develop self-service reports and dashboards • Understanding the business processes and how they interact with the data • Discovering, designing, developing, and maintaining solutions using programming languages such as SQL or VBA • Assisting with quality assurance (QA) of solutions • Troubleshooting data issues with production solutions • Collaborating with others to solve problems

• Support projects by performing cost analysis of electronic components from early development phases/milestones through the series production lifecycle of the requested component domain. • Assess and respond to requirements for HPC (High-Performance Computer), SoC/SiP, memories, software capability, WiFi/BT, SGW, and up-integration. • Work with suppliers and companies to achieve competitive solutions aligned with client guidelines. • Build and maintain the HPC cost model. • Be responsible for analyzing manufacturing processes, production methods, and material applications to determine the optimal cost model for components.

• Be the primary contact for all IAM-related inquiries during security investigations, incidents, and potential breaches. • Coordinate and orchestrate response activities across all IAM functions—including Identity Governance (IGA), Privileged Access Management (PAM), Authentication, and IAM Governance • Assist the CFC in identifying and containing threats by completing or directing IAM-related actions, such as account suspension, privilege revocation, session termination, and enforcement of step-up authentication. • Analyze threat intelligence and actor TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures) to identify potential risks to the identity landscape. • Develop and refine IAM-centric detection use cases and queries for security monitoring systems (e.g., SIEM, UEBA) • Use insights to help inform IAM policies • Provide subject matter expertise to inform the design and implementation of IAM controls across the enterprise. • Help with the risk-based prioritization for First Line of Defense (LOD1) remediation efforts by providing context on active threats and vulnerabilities. • Develop formal plans and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for IAM's role in the incident response lifecycle. • Establish protocols and service level agreements (SLAs) between the IAM organization and the CFC. • Conduct post-incident reviews and contribute IAM-specific findings to root cause analysis reports.

• Support the organization’s safety, compliance, and fleet operations by providing analytical insights, administrative coordination, and regulatory support • Ensure data accuracy, contribute to incident reporting and investigations, and partner with employees, leadership, and external vendors to maintain safe and efficient fleet operations • Interact with employees, customers, clients, and vendors to provide assistance and answer inquiries related to Safety & Fleet services • Ensure organizational compliance with DOT, FMCSA, OSHA, and OH&S regulations and guidelines • Enter, update, and maintain accurate data across Safety & Fleet management systems • Support workers’ compensation activities, including timely incident reporting • Generate and review financial and operational reports on fleet performance, spend, and utilization metrics