Amazon India
Amazon India | Business Analyst, S3P Fee
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- Will have relevant experience in data analytics working with large data sets and to extract and transform data using various tools and technologies.
- Will transform data into actionable business information, and will make it readily accessible to stakeholders worldwide.
- Will use data to support ideas, drive actionable outcomes, and provide unique ways to present data and information in an easy to consume format.
- Will be passionate about finding root causes, trends, and patterns and how they impact business.
- Will draw inferences and conclusions, basics of modeling, create dashboards and visualizations of processed data.
- . Will be comfortable in implementing GenAI technologies to create efficient impact in analytics.
- Will have business and communication skills to be able to work with product owners to understand key business questions to build reports that enable product owners to answer those questions quickly and accurately.
- . Will be very comfortable juggling competing priorities and handling ambiguity.
Qualifications
- Experience defining requirements and using data and metrics to draw business insights.
- Experience with SQL or ETL
- Experience working with Tableau
- Experience using very large datasets
About the company
Amazon India
Amazon.com, Inc. was founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994 as an online bookshop and is today one of the world's largest companies, spanning online retail, cloud computing through Amazon Web Services (AWS), digital media, devices and advertising. It is headquartered in Seattle and listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Amazon launched its Indian marketplace, Amazon.in, in 2013, and its businesses in India now include the marketplace, Amazon Pay, Amazon Business, Prime Video and AWS, which runs two Indian cloud regions — Mumbai (2016) and Hyderabad (2022). Its Hyderabad campus, opened in 2019, was at the time Amazon's largest campus building anywhere in the world.
Beyond serving Indian customers, Amazon's India offices handle a significant share of the company's global finance work: finance operations (accounts payable, receivables and payments), controllership and accounting, worldwide direct and indirect tax reporting, financial planning and business finance for its retail, AWS and payments businesses, and audit, risk and compliance programmes. These roles suit CA, CMA, CPA, ACCA and MBA (Finance) profiles as well as B.Com and M.Com graduates.
