We think you also hate when travel app is giving you a headache, right? A slight misinformation can ruin the trip.
That is exactly what we are tackling as t-fam! Making sure that our 50+ million users have the best experience in crafting their own adventure.
BI typically handles analysis and data modelling design using data collected in a centralised data warehouse or multiple databases throughout the organisation. It’s a role that combines hard skills like programming, data modelling and statistics with soft skills like communication, analytical thinking and problem-solving. Candidates need a well-rounded background to balance the line between technology and the business.
Your main duties in flying with us:
- Review and validate data
- Gathering end user reporting and dashboard requirements
- Deliver analysis, insights, reporting, data marts, and tools to support the business team
- Explore various datasets to generate insights, conclusions and recommendations
- Build & maintain data mart and dashboards for tracking business OKR and initiatives
- Identify product or business opportunities and support growth with experimentations and recommendations
Mandatory belongings that you must prepare:
- Min 3 years experience in BI or Data Analyst role
- Excellent interpersonal, communication, listening and presentation skills
- The ability to work both as a team and independently
- Excellent problem solving and analytical skills
- Ability to manage and prioritize daily tasks while being goal-oriented
- Practical knowledge in SQL and Data Visualization and Reporting tools (e.g. Tableau, Google Data Studio)
- Good understanding in statistical summary and inference (hypothesis testing: t-test, ANOVA, etc)
- Practical knowledge of programing languages (e.g. Python, Shell) and Python/R for statistical analysis
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