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S&P Global

Data Analyst

Pay

₹5L–8L LPA

+22% vs avg

Location

Bangalore

On-site

Batch

2024, 2025, 2026

eligible

Closes

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₹5L–8L LPA

Full-time · Bangalore · On-site

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Description

About the role

S&P Global is hiring fresh graduates for a Data Analyst position in Bangalore. You will work on extracting, validating, and analysing data related to energy assets, research industry information, and communicate insights to internal and external stakeholders.

Responsibilities

  • Perform data extraction, validation, and analysis for wells, pipelines, power plants, and transmission assets.
  • Research energy companies, operators, and infrastructure projects across regions.
  • Analyze regulatory filings, technical reports, and industry publications.
  • Maintain and update databases with new wells, assets, and related information.
  • Communicate with industry stakeholders to validate and enrich data.
  • Coordinate with internal teams to convey project requirements, progress, and data‑quality concerns.

Eligibility

  • Any graduate degree.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to work collaboratively and meet client timelines.
  • Previous software development experience through internships or projects is a plus.
  • Familiarity with Agile principles is advantageous.

Skills

  • Data extraction and validation
  • Data analysis and research
  • Effective communication
  • Agile methodology awareness
  • Basic software development concepts

Benefits

  • Competitive entry‑level salary (Best in Industry)
  • Opportunity to work with a global leader in financial data
  • Professional growth and learning environment
  • Exposure to energy sector datasets and analytics

Skills

· 7 total
data extractiondata validationdata analysisresearchcommunicationagilesoftware development