Time & Motion Study Specialist – Hybrid

📍 Time & Motion Study Specialist – Customer Experience (Hybrid | Blanchardstown) (Long-term contract)

Love digging into data? Enjoy spotting patterns and making things work better? Join a global leader on a brand-new product launch – €50k–€58k with hybrid working (3 days onsite).

🏢 About Your New Company

You’ll be part of a high-performing, collaborative team helping shape the future of customer experience. This company is known for innovation, strong mentorship, and a culture that backs great ideas. With 20+ people in the team and real support from management, you’ll make a visible impact from day one.

🧑‍💻 About Your New Job

• You’ll listen to 300–400 customer service calls in a test environment and track key time metrics

• Spot patterns, track inefficiencies, and use Excel and Google Sheets to pull insights

• Turn complex call data into clear executive summaries with recommendations

• Present your findings to senior decision-makers and influence real change

• Use ready-made templates and work with a mentor to fine-tune your insights

✅ What You Need to Apply

• 2+ years in a customer service role, ideally with data or quality experience

• Strong Excel and Google Sheets skills – you're confident working with formulas and charts

• A curious mind and sharp eye for detail

• Great presentation skills – you're comfortable telling a story with data

• Bonus: Experience with Minitab or exposure to Lean/Process Improvement methods

💶 What’s On Offer

• Salary: €50,000–€58,000 depending on experience

• Hybrid setup: Tues–Thurs in Blanchardstown office, Mon & Fri remote

• Full support: mentoring and templates already in place

• Be part of something exciting – helping launch a brand-new service

📩 What’s Next

Apply now by clicking the “Apply Now” button or email me, Jack Breslin – jbreslin@sigmar.ie

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