Installed Systems Analyst

84 Lumber; Eighty Four (PA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

84 Lumber is seeking an Installed Systems Analyst to explain and assist associates on the Installed Sales Computer System, analyze store sales targets, and support profitability. The role includes troubleshooting, incentive calculations with payroll, and conducting training across markets to ensure basic knowledge of the installed sales system and its functions.

The analyst will work with managers, area managers, sales staff, and regional leaders to improve processes, optimize invoicing

Qualifications

• Word Processing Software
• Spreadsheet Software
• Payroll Software
• Database Software
• Ability to read, analyze and interpret general business reports, technical procedures and /or government regulations; write reports, business correspondence and procedure manuals; effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers and the general public.

Responsibilities

• Monthly Installed Sales Quotas
• Analyze store specific problems and come up with resolutions
• Trouble shooting and explaining scenarios with phone conversations
• Analyze store P&L’s to see where we can save money on a monthly/yearly basis
• Audit stores GP% Breakdown reports to make sure that all classifications and invoicing procedures are followed correctly
• Provide store personnel with the insurance information and/or guidelines/restrictions for their sub-contractors

Skills

Word Processing

Spreadsheet

Payroll Software

Database Software

Report Interpretation

Job description

Overview

The Installed Systems Analyst is responsible for explaining and assisting associates on the Installed Sales Computer System. This position also analyzes store’s monthly and yearly sales targets, assists in any troubleshooting or problems that may be solved to make store profitable, and assists in monthly incentive calculations with the payroll dept. to ensure that all installed sales associates get paid in a timely and error free manor. Installed Systems Analysts must also conduct training classes in various fields and markets to ensure that all store associates (Managers, Area Managers, Salesmen, Installed Managers, and Regional Installer Managers) have a basic knowledge of the installed sales system and its functions.

Overview

The Installed Systems Analyst is responsible for explaining and assisting associates on the Installed Sales Computer System. This position also analyzes store’s monthly and yearly sales targets, assists in any troubleshooting or problems that may be solved to make store profitable, and assists in monthly incentive calculations with the payroll dept. to ensure that all installed sales associates get paid in a timely and error free manor. Installed Systems Analysts must also conduct training classes in various fields and markets to ensure that all store associates (Managers, Area Managers, Salesmen, Installed Managers, and Regional Installer Managers) have a basic knowledge of the installed sales system and its functions.

Responsibilities

• Monthly Installed Sales Quotas
• Analyze store specific problems and come up with resolutions
• Trouble shooting and explaining scenarios with phone conversations
• Analyze store P&L’s to see where we can save money on a monthly/yearly basis
• Audit stores GP% Breakdown reports to make sure that all classifications and invoicing procedures are followed correctly
• Provide store personnel with the insurance information and/or guidelines/restrictions for their sub-contractors

Qualifications

• Word Processing Software
• Spreadsheet Software
• Payroll Software
• Database Software
• Ability to read, analyze and interpret general business reports, technical procedures and /or government regulations; write reports, business correspondence and procedure manuals; effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers and the general public.
• Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions; interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deal with several abstract and concrete variables.