CT&A Data Analytics – Data Analyst Job in Bangalore at Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank is hiring for the role of CT&A Data Analytics – Data Analyst!

Responsibilities of the Candidate:

• Collaborating with application teams/source systems across businesses areas as required to source data strategically.
• Carrying out data analysis and presenting analytical findings in a user-friendly way.
• Manage, associate and analyse large and complex data from multiple sources to recommend possible issues/gaps in business controls
• Interacting with subject matter experts to identify and analyse data elements, report findings or conclusions, and suggest approaches for enhancing CT&A coverage.
• Proactively ideate and innovate using data analytics techniques.
• Actively support the business strategy, plans and values, contributing to the achievement of a high-performance culture
• Take ownership for own career management, seeking opportunities for continuous development of personal capability and improved performance contribution

Requirements:

• Bachelors or master’s degree in computers/Mathematics/statistics
• Interacting with subject matter experts to identify and analyse data elements, report findings or conclusions, and suggest approaches for enhancing CT&A coverage
• Understanding of structured and unstructured data, Data Visualization, Data Management, Data Quality Assurance and Data logic.
• Understanding of Compliance laws, rules, regulations, risks and typologies, and measurement / analytics of such
• Experience in Big Data Technologies, Python, SAS, SQL, Power BI, Tableau and VBA is required.
• Advance knowledge of Microsoft office suite (Excel, Access, power point etc.)
• Exposure to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and analytics is added advantage.
• Experience in Control Testing & Assurance or Internal/External Audit/Surveillance is an advantage.
• Strong team player with demonstrated ability to influence and collaborate with peers and business leaders.
• Ability to evaluate and interpret information and reach logical fact-based conclusions.