Job Overview of Business Analyst

To apply for the Business Analyst job in the Singapore market, the interested candidates should possess a bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Marketing or Economics. Apart from the mandatory educational qualification, you must also have 5+ years of experience in the field, problem solving and essential proficiencies in Microsoft Excel, SQL or Tableau. Another valuable certification to have is the CBAP for the Project Management professional within the Business Analysis domain.

To be able to apply for this role, you must have 5+ years of experience in market research, data analysis, financial modeling and project management. You'll tend to be effective if you have worked in a related role, such as business development or an analytical position and if you know about CRM systems. We consider the candidates who should be able to provide business leadership and development strategies from analytical recommendations.

The general roles & responsibilities of a Business Analyst would entail the following, performance analysis, opportunity assessment and formulation of a business strategy. They will be working with other departments, offering data to inform decisions, and help increase the company's market share by identifying new opportunities for growth.

The remuneration paid to Business Analysts working for the Singapore market ranges from SGD 120,000* to SGD 150,000* annually depending on the individual's qualification, experience, and productivity. Apart from the base pay, you are also entitled to get medical cover*, incentive pay*, and paid leaves* etc.

We support the learning process and provide resources that can enhance your personal and career development. This encompasses worksite exposure*, certification courses*, certification and job-based training*. We also provide our employees proper mentorship opportunities and business analysis conferences* as a way of nurturing them with the current market trends in business development.

A Business Analyst working in the Singapore market, performs tasks with the sales department, marketing department, the product development team and the financial department. Coordination is important as your input and your statistics will inform other departments of the best way to run their businesses. Often you will provide information to the senior management, as well as work on tasks that involve people from various departments.