Aero Operations Strategy Analyst
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Baker Hughes in Firenze
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Partner with the bestThe Aero Operations Strategy Analyst supports GTS Aero programs through the integration of performance analytics, predictive simulation, and risk management disciplines. The role delivers data-driven insights to identify, assess, monitor, and mitigate program risks across the entire program lifecycle, enabling Project Managers and leadership to make informed decisions.
By leveraging quantitative performance indicators, predictive models, and scenario-based analyses, the Analyst evaluates financial, operational, schedule, and execution risks, supports the development of effective mitigation strategies, and provides clear executive-level reporting.
Acting as a central analytical resource, the role ensures alignment and consistency between program KPIs, risk indicators, mitigation actions, and strategic decision-making, ultimately enhancing program resilience, predictability, and business performance. In this role,
you will be responsible for: Performance Analysis & Risk Indicators Analyze program and operational data to support KPI calculation, risk indicators, and overall performance monitoring. Identify leading indicators that signal emerging risks or deviations from plan.
Link performance trends to risk exposure and mitigation effectiveness. Simulation, Scenario & Impact Analysis Develop what‐if simulations and sensitivity analyses to evaluate the impact of risk drivers on cost, schedule, and performance. Support scenario‐based decision making by quantifying potential outcomes and trade‐offs. Translate simulation results into actionable risk and performance insights. Decision Support for Project Managers Support Project Managers with reporting, dashboards, and data‐driven insights.
Provide structured analysis to support program reviews, risk boards, and decision gate discussions. Enable informed prioritization of mitiga