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Optioryx, Ghent-based warehouse technology company, seeks a warehouse data analyst to profile client warehouses and build a solid business case using Pulse Studio. You will load order data, SKU master, and floor plans into Pulse to map current operations and create a digital twin.
You will quantify picker productivity, lines per hour, transport cost per order, and fill rates; run what-if analyses on slotting, picking, and transport; and present actionable insights to logistics directors in Dutch
A warehouse manager sends us a year of order data and a floor plan. He wants to know how his warehouse is doing. How much do his pickers get done per hour? What does he pay for transport? What’s the fill rate of the shipping boxes and pallets? And what can he improve?
Your job is to answer that with numbers he can act on.
After that, you onboard the customer and advice them to get the most out of our software.
We build software that makes warehouse work faster and more efficient.
Our product is called Pulse. It tells you where in the warehouse to position your SKUs, how optimal picking plans look like and what the right box sizes are for your order/item profile. It connects to your WMS and increases picking productivity by 20-30%. It also builds a digital twin of the warehouse, so you can test changes before anyone moves a pallet.
Our software runs in warehouses in 28 countries, from Mexico to Australia. Big 3PLs, e-commerce fulfilment sites and medtech industry. We are an enthusiastic team in Ghent.
Profile the warehouse and build the business case. This is the main part of the job:
1. Load the customer's order data, SKU master and warehouse layout into Pulse Studio, our digital twin.
2. Work out how the warehouse runs today. Picker productivity, lines per hour, transport cost per order, fill rate.
3. Find where the productivity improvements are. Run what-if scenarios for slotting, picking and transport.
4. Explain what you found and present it to the customer yourself.
Get customers live. Set up Pulse so it matches how their warehouse operations. Map their data, train the team on the floor, and be the person they call when something goes wrong.
You like data. A WMS export with 200,000 rows does not scare you. You know your way around Excel: pivot tables, lookups, cleaning up data. SQL or Python is a bonus, not a must.
You know how a warehouse works. You know what a wave is, why replenishment matters, and what happens on the floor when SKUs are positioned badly. Maybe you worked in a warehouse, maybe you were a consultant, maybe you studied it and spent a lot of time on site. Either way, you can walk the aisles with an ops manager and understand his operations.
You can explain things. You can tell a Logistics director what the numbers mean and tell a team leader what changes on Monday. In Dutch and English. French helps.
You have a continuous improvement mindset. You find this stuff interesting. Warehouses, throughput, spotting the thing nobody else saw.
You take responsibility. Small team, real deadlines. You pick things up yourself.