Catalog Data Analyst I — On‑Site in Springfield, MO

O'Reilly Auto Parts; United States; On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock purchase plan

401k with employer contributions

Medical, dental, & vision insurance

Tuition educational assistance

Job summary

O’Reilly Auto Parts in Springfield, MO is seeking a Product Analyst I to oversee the catalog data lifecycle, from vendor intake to publication, ensuring fitment accuracy and complete product listings. You will work with catalog business stakeholders, engineering, and vendor management to ensure the catalog is accurate, complete, and easy to shop against fitment attributes.

This on-site role requires close collaboration with product, engineering, and vendor teams, analyzing catalog usage and

Qualifications

• Experience managing catalog data lifecycle from intake to publication.
• Ability to communicate data quality issues and remediation plans.
• Understanding of fitment logic and category taxonomy is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Monitor catalog health across lifecycle and manage vendor onboarding.
• Collaborate to define requirements for catalog structure and fitment logic.
• Validate supplier/OEM data formats and map fields for production.
• Triage ingestion failures and data discrepancies in pipelines.
• Support testing and reporting for AI-driven catalog data tasks.
• Plan and execute UAT for catalog releases and features.

Skills

Data analysis

Stakeholder collaboration

Catalog data lifecycle

Fitment data understanding

Vendor data ingestion

Education

Associate’s Degree or technical training

Tools

ACES/PIES feeds

APIs

Job description

O’Reilly Auto Parts in Springfield, MO is seeking a Product Analyst I to oversee the catalog data lifecycle, from vendor intake to publication, ensuring fitment accuracy and complete product listings. You will work with catalog business stakeholders, engineering, and vendor management to ensure the catalog is accurate, complete, and easy to shop against fitment attributes.

This on-site role requires close collaboration with product, engineering, and vendor teams, analyzing catalog usage and