Indotronix is recruiting a Project Manager to lead the development of reporting and analytics dashboards that support manufacturing and operational performance. The role requires a specialist capable of translating complex business needs into Power BI solutions, specifically focusing on cost and schedule conformance through the creation of actionable data insights.
The Shift Toward Data-Driven Manufacturing
Modern industrial operations have moved beyond simple spreadsheets. The requirement for this role emphasizes the creation of star and snowflake schemas and the development of DAX measures, indicating a sophisticated approach to how manufacturing data is structured and queried. By implementing Row-Level Security (RLS) and optimizing data models for scalability, the company is building a governance framework that ensures the right people see the right data without compromising system performance.
This isn’t just about making charts. It’s about the intersection of finance, procurement, and engineering.

The technical stakes are high. The position demands proficiency in SQL for data extraction and Power Query for transformation. In a fast-paced environment, the ability to move from a raw data set to a formal presentation for stakeholders is the difference between a project that stays on schedule and one that drifts into costly delays.
Education and Experience Requirements Set for Project Management Roles
The company has set a high bar for entry, emphasizing a specialty within the project management discipline. The requirements are tiered based on educational background to ensure a baseline of professional maturity and technical competence.
| Education Level | Minimum Relevant Experience |
|---|---|
| Bachelor’s Degree | 6 Years |
| Graduate Degree | 4 Years |
| No Degree | 10 Years |
Beyond the years of service, the role demands a “self-starter” mentality. The expectation is that the candidate won’t just maintain existing reports but will actively identify and implement creative solutions to complex problems.

The Human Element in Technical Management
While the toolkit is heavily weighted toward Power BI and SQL, the “soft” requirements are equally stringent. The Project Manager must act as a bridge between disparate departments—Manufacturing, Procurement, Test, Quality, Engineering, Finance, and Program Management. This cross-functional nature means the individual must be as comfortable writing a complex query as they are delivering a public presentation to executive leadership.
The role effectively functions as a translator.