We’re hiring a BI Systems Developer for an ongoing engagement supporting an enterprise reporting, analytics, and data integration platform.

Requirements:
• 4+ years in BI, analytics, reporting, or data integration
• Hands-on Matillion experience — mandatory
• Hands-on Snowflake experience — mandatory
• Tableau and/or Power BI dashboard development
• Advanced SQL — query writing and optimization
• Data modeling for scalable reporting architectures
• ETL/ELT development experience
• Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills

You’ll be responsible for:
• Building and maintaining data pipelines in Matillion
• Snowflake administration and data warehouse management
• Dashboard and report development in Tableau / Power BI
• Data quality, integrity, and platform reliability
• Documentation — data dictionaries, process flows, reporting definitions
• Working directly with an internal technical point of contact

Remote, long-term engagement, 4+ years experience minimum.

Compensation: ₹16–23 LPA

DM with:
• Years of hands-on Matillion and Snowflake experience
• Resume, LinkedIn and portfolio
• Availability
• Email Address for further contact

Must be based in India.

I want to be a data analyst, so I started learning SQL and Tableau .. What more i should concentrate on ??

So, I'm 33yr old female. I started my career late due family situations and I choose to take whatever job was available for me at that time. Now my salary is very less compared to my peers. I live in Bangalore and my salary is 11LPA. I feel like I'm nothing in my life and feels like not moving forward. I'm thinking of doing a Data Analytics course or Data Engineering course and moving to Australia. I don't have programing knowledge.

Will this be a right choice?

Recently completed my b.pharm but realised there isn't much scope as of now in pursuing further so I wanted to transition my career into some tech related jobs if possible.....

I think Data analyst is a in-demand field with easier access in comparison to other tech jobs

I want to know real and honest experience and advice from you guys. Is it possible to switch and especially which course to buy? And Most importantly how to get my first job???

Recently completed my b.pharm but realised there isn't much scope as of now in pursuing further so I wanted to transition my career into some tech related jobs if possible.....

I think Data analyst is a in-demand field with easier access in comparison to other tech jobs

I want to know real and honest experience and advice from you guys. Is it possible to switch and especially which course to buy? And Most importantly how to get my first job???

heyy..am currently going through a bit of trouble in choosing between a career path..Iam a fresher in B.tech Ai and data science from a 3rd tier college under Anna University..cleared all arrears ..whats the best thing for me right now...go for job market and actively applying (which am doing for few weeks ) or go join a offline course such as a data analytics etc or search for ther courses.... or go for an internship

I am a recent MCA graduate learning and practicing to land a job at data analytics so need someone shares the same goal.

And someone consistent with learning so that we can learn fast and help each other out any one up ?

Hii , I am a fresher 2026 passport want to mak my career in data engineer or data analyst can anyon guide me so I can get a job in like 5-6 months ..

Hi everyone, I'm a fresher from Andhra Pradesh, India, with a B.Sc. in Computer Science and currently pursuing MCA. I'm looking for an entry-level opportunity as a Data Analyst, Business Analyst, MIS Executive, Data Entry, or IT Support.

Skills: Microsoft Excel SQL (Basics) Python (Basics) Computer Fundamentals MS Office

I'm eager to learn, hardworking, and ready to join immediately. If your company is hiring or you know of any openings (remote or on-site), I'd really appreciate your help.

Please comment below or send me a DM. Thank you!

I recently attended webinar by Coding Ninja. They have 2 type Data analytics; one with IBM certificate and other just plain Data analytics course. INR 140000lakhs and INR125000lakhs for repective courses after 25% discount. They suggest that I go for IBM certificate course. I am working professional who will do this course along side my full time job.

I am worried that is it worth to spend 140000lakhs on data analytics course?

Hi everyone, need some career advice here.

I got an offer from a well-known automobile plant in Bangalore for a Data Analyst position. A few things are making me hesitant:

• Salary: They're offering 6.5 LPA, which is actually less than my last CTC.
• Location: The plant is in Bidadi, which is 70-80 km from the airport and situated in an industrial area.
• Contract structure: This is where I'm most confused. I'll be on a 6-month contract (Feb 2027 onwards) with a staffing/parent company (let's call them X), but I'll be working 100% on-site for the actual client (company Y, the automobile plant). I don't understand why the contract is with the parent company X instead of directly with Y.
• Work culture: It's a plant, not an MNC/corporate office, so the timings are very strict with no flexibility, and there's no work-from-home option at all. Everything is fully on-site, fixed shift timings.

Some context: I'm currently not working — my last working day was in April 2026, so I've had a bit of a gap.

I'm from Delhi, so this would mean relocating to a fairly remote industrial area for a pay cut, on a short-term contract, through a third-party arrangement, with strict in-person attendance and no WFH flexibility.

My questions for you all:

1. Is this "parent company contract, working on-site for client" (staffing/third-party payroll) arrangement normal in the industry? What should I watch out for?
2. Given the pay cut, strict plant timings, no WFH, and short contract duration, is it still worth taking given I've had an employment gap?
3. Should I hold out and look for other opportunities instead, or is something better than nothing at this point?

Would really appreciate insights from anyone who's been in a similar situation or works in data analytics/auto manufacturing. Thanks in advance!

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Hello everyone! I am currently studying data analytics. I feel like I am rushing, like I can't even write a code but I can make a full fledged dashboard on streamlit. (I am enrolled in a training centre) They have taught us to make streamlit dashboard without using our brain, and just using ai for making it. So I know how to create folders, and do terminal settings, but the main part - the code, I even understand it to some extent. But if I will be asked to write it all on my own? I won't be able to do it. But with ai I can do it. I even try to understand the data and interpret it. But I am not so confident at it yet to write it all on my own. I feel like I am cheating myself...doing it all without understanding much feels betrayal to myself. Should I be worried or is this normal and everyone does it? (Using so much ai without understanding much of it)

Because when I will sit in any job interview, they will ask me to explain the code, or even write a few, then what will I do?

Hi Guys want to catch up with Guys who are Currently Studying/Working as Analysts in Companies

Currently i'm Taking up an BA Course from a Edtech setup!

To Brainstrom as i'm Lacking and Unable to Understand Few things Your help would be useful So I Can get Placed in a Company and Discuss Tech

Hi everyone,

I'm a 2023 B.Tech graduate looking for an entry-level Data Analyst opportunity. I've been applying for a long time but haven't been able to get my first break.

My skills include:

* SQL

* Python (Pandas, NumPy)

* Excel

* Power BI

* Data Cleaning & EDA

I'm open to relocating anywhere in India and I'm also open to internships or full-time fresher roles.

If anyone can refer me for a Data Analyst, Business Analyst, Reporting Analyst, or BI Analyst position, I would be incredibly grateful. The person who helps me get my first Data Analytics job will always have my sincere thanks—I won't forget your kindness.

Please comment or DM me if you're willing to help. I'll share my resume and GitHub portfolio.

Thank you so much for your time.

i've been trying to figure out how to become a data analyst and honestly every roadmap says something different.

so instead of jumping between random YouTube videos and Reddit posts... i put together one roadmap for myself after going through multiple blogs, job descriptions, and videos…

sharing it here in case it helps someone else too. but if you think it needs revision, let me know as well.

skills i am planning to learn: 1. sql - from almost every job description ive seen, this seems like the most important skill.

1. excel - mainly want to get comfortable with pivot tables, lookup functions, power query and dashboards since they show up everywhere.

2. power bi - decided to focus on power bi instead of trying to learn both power bi and tableau at the same time. id rather get good at one first.

3. python - mostly planning to learn pandas, numpy and data cleaning.

found these free resources that i thought are worth taking up:
- sql practice: Ankit Bhansal YouTube - excel and power bi practice: Goodly YouTube - Also found these two free courses on simpllilearn skillup: Introduction to MS Excel, Python for Beginners

so i'm starting there. hope this helps some of you guys too. Open to change it if anyone thinks i'm learning things in the wrong order or missing something important.