I’ve been putting in steady work to build my data analytics skills. I’m proud of my Medical Insurance Analysis using MySQL and Power BI, where I cleaned and analyzed data and built DAX dashboards for real insights. I’ve also completed a Python data analysis project focused on cleaning, transforming, and exploring data to uncover meaningful patterns. Across these projects, I’ve strengthened my skills while learning to think critically like an analyst, troubleshoot issues, and grow consistently.

Just finished 'Data Science for Business' by Foster Provost & Tom Fawcett. What stood out most is its business-first approach to analytics, based on an NYU MBA course and real-world decision scenarios. A key insight: the biggest risk in analytics isn’t using the wrong model, but solving the wrong business problem. The book reinforces starting with decision clarity and translating insights into actions leaders trust. A great read for anyone building a business analytics mindset.

I am Siyamtanda Keto. A Junior Data Analyst with 2 years of hands-on experience in fraud analytics, data reporting, and process improvement. I specialize in identifying suspicious patterns, analyzing transactional data, and delivering actionable insights to support risk mitigation and business decisions. My background includes working across cross-functional teams, using tools like Power BI, Excel, and SQL to transform raw data into meaningful reports and dashboards.

Hi everyone, I’m currently looking for opportunities in Finance Analytics / Data Visualization roles in Chennai. I have 3+ years of experience working with SQL, Power BI, data modeling, and building KPI-driven dashboards, with a strong focus on delivering actionable insights for business decision-making. If anyone knows of relevant openings or can provide a referral, I would really appreciate your support. Happy to share my resume and connect! Thank you.

Hi everyone, I’m currently looking for opportunities in Analytics / Data Visualization roles in Chennai. I have 3+ years of experience working with SQL, Power BI, data modeling, and building KPI-driven dashboards, with a strong focus on delivering actionable insights for business decision-making. If anyone knows of relevant openings or can provide a referral, I would really appreciate your support. Happy to share my resume and connect! Thank you.

How does one learn more about Data Analytics as a Cybersecurity professional? I work for a Tier II company and work with the people in data analytics often. My infrastructure background leads to me knowing the systems they work on, but my knowledge stops when they start talking about data transformations and I assess the security of the databases and data warehouses they're working out of I stop short of anything but the barest unerstanding.

Recently lost my job… I’m actively exploring new opportunities in data analytics. I’ve spent the last few years delivering high-impact dashboards, optimizing SQL pipelines, and aligning analytics with business strategy across insurance, utilities, and publishing. If your team is hiring for a “Senior Data Analyst” or needs someone who can turn complex data into clear decisions, I’d love to connect. Resume available upon request.

Anyone here with Deloitte M&A Analytics? I’d love to learn more about the team: culture, projects, clients, etc. From what I understand, it’s your typical transaction analytics group focusing on things like ARR, churn, retention, price-volume analysis, etc and working closely with FDD team? Curious what the tech stack looks like — are you mainly using Alteryx, Tableau/Power BI, Snowflake, Databricks, or something else?

Hi everyone, I’m a Computer Science student in Minnesota currently focusing on data analytics. I’ve been working with Python, SQL, and pandas, and recently started analyzing real datasets like Premier League player stats. I’m looking to grow in this field and would appreciate any advice on skills, projects, or breaking into internships. Happy to connect with others in data analytics! Thanks in advance!

Thinking about a career in analytics? There are many options today. You can learn on your own or attend a school. After that, try an internship or assistant position to gain experience. You can also earn certificates and find a mentor. Important skills include logic, communication, research, and activity. It may be challenging at first, even to pass an interview, but don't give up - your efforts will pay off.