The Data Analyst will interpret data and analyze results for better decision-making within the organization. The role involves collaborating with teams to enhance data collection and provide insights that guide strategy. Reporting directly to the analytics manager, the analyst will help identify trends, provide recommendations, and improve overall data-driven practices.
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Acurus Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IND Office
6 & 7, Mayor Sivaraj Street, Royapettah, ,, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, 600 014
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