
Automotive Catalog Data Analyst
Marmon Holdings, Inc.
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Remote
Location: North Carolina • United States
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About the role
- Collecting, standardizing, and validating product and fitment data across internal systems and customer channels.
- Maintain and manage catalog data using ACES & PIES standards, ensuring accuracy and compatibility with industry databases (VCdb, PAdb, PCdb, Qdb).
- Monitor catalog integrity, identify data gaps or conflicts, and assist in resolving coverage issues.
- Collaborate with product managers and sales teams to assess competitive coverage and suggest opportunities for new applications.
- Assist in the distribution and QA of digital assets such as product images and marketing content for PIM and customer deliverables.
- Conduct routine data audits to ensure quality, accuracy, and consistency across all platforms.
Requirements
- 3+ years of experience working with automotive product catalogs, application data, or ACES & PIES mapping.
- Proficiency with PIM systems (e.g., PartCat) and a working knowledge of fitment data, attributes, and product hierarchies.
- Familiarity with vehicle databases (VCdb, PAdb, etc.) and digital asset management tools.
- Strong understanding of automotive parts and application nuances.
- Excellent organizational skills with high attention to detail—especially under deadlines.
- Clear communication skills for cross-functional collaboration and customer support.
Benefits
- Employee will be expected to stand for extended periods for trade shows.
- Minimal lifting required (less than 20 lbs.)
- Ability to work hours necessary when traveling to customers.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
data validationdata standardizationcatalog managementACES standardsPIES standardsdata auditingfitment dataproduct hierarchiesdigital asset management
Soft Skills
organizational skillsattention to detailcommunication skillscollaboration