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Senior Data Analyst - SQL/Python

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Roles and responsibilities:

- Understands complex utility tariffs, rates and programs and converts these into a model.

- Responsible for analysis of the energy utilization data for cost and usage patterns and derive meaningful patterns.

- Responsible for Maintaining the tariff models with timely updates for price, logic or other enhancements as per client requirement.

- Assist delivery team in validating the input data received from client for modelling work.

- Responsible for Communicating & Co-ordinating with Delivery team.

- Work with Cross functional teams to resolve issues in the Modelling tool.

- Build and deliver compelling demonstrations/visualizations of products.

- Be a lifelong learner and develop your skills continuously.

- Contribute to the success of a rapidly growing and evolving organization.

Requirements:

- Must have 4+ years of overall experience as a hands-on Data Analyst.

- Must be highly proficient in advanced Excel complex functions, macros, calculations, and pivots.

- Must have strong hands-on SQL and a good understanding of relational database concepts.

- Must be able to automate routine tasks using Python (for automation purposes).

- Must have exceptional analytical, problem-solving, and logical skills, with strong attention to detail and accuracy.

- Must be able to understand complex data and business logic and convert it into a model (the role models complex utility tariffs, rates, and programs).

- Must have strong verbal and written communication, able to work independently with India- and US-based team members and articulate problems and solutions over calls and email.

- Must be based locally in the Maharashtra belt, as the final round is in person.

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