Entry-Level Data & Business Intelligence Analyst for Financial Markets

Join Our Client as a Junior Data & Business Intelligence Specialist

Our Client is seeking a proactive recent graduate to fill a foundational role in data analysis and business intelligence within their Singapore-based team. This position is ideal for individuals passionate about financial markets, data-driven insights, and process automation.

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  • Engage in analyzing data to generate reports, support operational decision-making, and create visual dashboards for internal teams.
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  • Assist in developing automated data collection methods from various internal and external sources, aiming to streamline workflows and minimize manual tasks.
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  • Collaborate with product development and business teams to design and interpret custom datasets, contributing to strategic projects and growth initiatives.
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  • Support the documentation of business processes and data requirements under the mentorship of senior staff, ensuring clarity and accuracy.
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  • Help map out data flows and business procedures from multiple origins to expand and refine data repositories.
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  • Participate in testing and validating data pipelines and automation workflows to ensure reliability and efficiency.
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  • Work closely with technical teams, including data engineers and IT specialists, to support ongoing projects and initiatives.
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  • Develop a foundational understanding of derivatives trading and exchange operations, with opportunities for external engagement if desired.
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  • Adhere to established data security and governance protocols to maintain integrity and confidentiality.
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Desired Skills and Qualifications

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  • Recent graduate or expected graduate with a degree in Finance, Economics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering, Data Science, or related fields.
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  • Basic knowledge of derivatives, commodities, and fundamental asset pricing concepts.
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  • Familiarity with data management principles, including databases, data quality, and datasets.
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  • Experience with SQL, Python, R, or similar programming languages through coursework or internships.
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  • Proficiency with Excel and data visualization or reporting tools.
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  • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, with a collaborative approach and entrepreneurial mindset.
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  • Excellent analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
* Join our Client to develop your expertise in financial data analysis and contribute to impactful projects in a dynamic environment.

Work Location: In person

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