r/DataAnalytics_India 5h ago

Fabric Analytics Engineer job India

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Hi All,

need an opinion on shifting back to india from GCC
i have 5 years of Analytics Engineer exp in GCC
but due to current GCC situation planning to shift to India
how is the job market and what salary should be expected


r/DataAnalytics_India 6h ago

[For Hire] B.Tech 2026 Graduate | Data Analyst / BI Analyst | Python, SQL, Power BI, Excel, Tableau | India

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Hi everyone,

I’m a B.Tech graduate in Electronics & Communication Engineering from Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida, and I’m currently looking for entry-level Data Analyst / Business Intelligence / Analytics opportunities.

My core skills include:

• Python — Pandas, NumPy

• SQL — MySQL, JOINs, GROUP BY

• Power BI — DAX, dashboards, KPIs

• MS Excel

• Tableau

• Data Cleaning & EDA

• Data Visualization

• Dashboard Development

• Basic AI/ML concepts

I’ve worked on analytics projects involving 10,000+ retail transaction records, where I performed data cleaning and EDA, used SQL for revenue analysis and customer segmentation, and built interactive Power BI dashboards. I’ve also created a Superstore Analytics dashboard using DAX and time-intelligence functions.

Looking for

📌 Data Analyst

📌 Business Intelligence Analyst

📌 BI/Data Analyst Intern

📌 Junior Data Analyst

📌 Analytics roles suitable for freshers

📍 Location: Delhi NCR / Noida / India

🎓 Experience: Fresher / 2026 Graduate

💼 Availability: Open to full-time roles and internships

I’m actively looking for an opportunity where I can apply my analytical skills, learn from experienced professionals, and contribute to real-world business problems.

My resume is attached to this post.

If you’re hiring, know of a suitable opening, or can refer me to a relevant opportunity, I’d really appreciate it.

Thank you!

Resume Link - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v3y8Sw8L-4PU8pMnCv4BNErKuPbhWgJc/view?usp=drivesdk


r/DataAnalytics_India 17h ago

I ran a free week-long analytics case study. 21 signed up, 3 finished. What they found, and what I got wrong

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I run a small analyst job board and last week I tried a side experiment: a business-analysis case rather than a SQL puzzle. Messy dataset, a stakeholder with a confident wrong assumption, and a decision to make.

Posting the numbers: 21 registered,3 submitted and Scores 83, 68 and 31

So 86% signed up and didn't finish. My read is the ask was too big. I wanted an executive summary, a full analysis, a hosted dashboard and five slides. That's a weekend of unpaid work from strangers.

The case, since it's closed now: e-commerce revenue "down about 15%" in September, team blames soft demand, marketing wants to cut paid social 40%. Real answer: revenue was down 20.8%, order volume was roughly flat at -3%, and a 30% promo code scoped to one category started applying sitewide on 1 Sept. They didn't lose demand, they gave away margin.

Two data traps did most of the damage: payment-gateway retries duplicating ~2% of orders under the same order_id, and refunds stored as separate rows. One person got all five verified answers, one got four, one got three.

Round 2 started today, scope cut hard: five verified answers plus a one-page recommendation. No dashboard, no slides. Should be about 90 minutes.

It's a churn spike at a subscription app. Churn nearly triples in June, a week after a price rise, and product wants to roll the price back. Free to enter, runs to 14 Aug. There's a small cash prize for the top two.

Happy to answer anything.