Job Overview
Role: Apprentice (GMNS Risk Reporting & Analytics) Location: Gurugram Experience: Freshers (2024/2025/2026 Batch) Qualification: B.E/B.Tech/BCA/B.Sc (CS or IT) Key Skills: Risk Reporting, Analytics, MIS Solutions, Data Analysis, Dashboards, Excel, PowerPoint, SQL, Python, Power BI, AI, Automation, Financial Services, Risk Management
Job Description
As an Apprentice within the GMNS team, you will deeply engage in Risk Reporting and Analytics, assisting in building MIS solutions that track risk and compliance metrics. Your role involves data analysis, identifying risk indicators, preparing dashboards using Excel and PowerPoint, and gaining exposure to SQL, Python, and Power BI in a hybrid work model.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Reporting Solutions: Support the development of MIS reporting solutions for risk and compliance metrics.
- Data Analysis: Perform data analysis to identify trends and key risk indicators (KRIs).
- Root Cause Analysis: Assist in root cause analysis by gathering data and identifying risk drivers.
- Dashboard Development: Develop and maintain automated dashboards and presentations for leadership review.
- Collaboration: Collaborate with global stakeholders to support risk-based decision-making.
- Process Improvement: Contribute to process improvement efforts using AI and advanced automation tools.
- Documentation: Document reporting frameworks, methodologies, and operational workflows.
- Ad-hoc Analysis: Handle ad-hoc analysis projects focused on strengthening the control environment.
Skills and Eligibility Criteria
Educational Background: B.Tech/B.E, BCA, or B.Sc in Computer Science/Information Technology.
Mandatory Technical Skills:
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel (Advanced formulas) and PowerPoint
- Basic knowledge of SQL, Python, or Power BI (Preferred)
- Familiarity with Risk Management or Financial Services concepts is a plus
- Ability to work efficiently with large, complex datasets
Competencies:
- Strong problem-solving abilities and high attention to detail
- Excellent verbal and written communication for stakeholder collaboration