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Analyst - Growth Analytics

Apna·Bengaluru, Karnataka, India·via workable
What the posting is about

Analyze large-scale data to drive growth in a two-sided marketplace. Build SQL-based analytics and Tableau dashboards. Forecast demand and supply, and translate analysis into actionable insights for leadership.

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LevelNot stated
Experience asked2+ years
EmploymentFull time
LocationBengaluru, Karnataka, India
RemoteNot stated
Visa sponsorshipNot stated
SalaryNot published, and most postings do not
Posted2026-07-22
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The posting, as the company wrote it
Company: Apna Role: Analyst Team: Growth (Marketing) Requirement: 1 Location: Work from Office - Domlur, Bangalore (5 days / week) Experience : 2-4 Years of Experience Why Join Apna At Apna, data is central to how we build products, understand users, improve employer outcomes, power recommendations, and scale decision-making. This role gives you the opportunity to build the backbone of Apna’s data platform and influence how data is used across the company. You will work on real-world, high-scale problems across jobs, users, employers, communities, matching, growth, and AI-driven systems. About the Role We're hiring an Analyst for our Growth Analytics team , working at the intersection of data science, business analytics, and strategy for a large-scale, SMB-focused jobs marketplace. You'll partner closely with our Demand & Supply, Sales, and Product teams to solve two-sided marketplace problems — matching job demand with candidate supply, forecasting where gaps will open up, and driving measurable interventions. This is a high-ownership role. You won't just pull numbers; you'll frame the problem, choose the right method, and turn the answer into a decision leadership can act on. Requirements What you'll do Build and maintain SQL-based analytics on large distributed datasets (Presto/Trino), spanning candidate and job-market analysis, revenue streams, cohort/retention tracking, and conversion funnels(Python knowledge is a plus). Build and maintain interactive Tableau dashboards to track key metrics in real time, enabling stakeholders to self-serve insights without ad hoc requests. Own demand and supply forecasting: build top-down and bottom-up projection models, and flag surplus/deficit pockets at cluster and segment level before they become problems. Translate analysis into executive-ready deliverables — polished Word and Excel reports, leadership summaries, and occasionally market-facing / PR content for senior stakeholders. Partner cross-functionally to size opportunities, pressure-test hypotheses, and recommend concrete interventions — then help measure whether they worked. Proactively surface analytical gaps and give honest assessments, including when a hypothesis isn't supported by the data. What we're looking for: 2–4 years in analytics or data science, ideally in a marketplace, consumer-internet, or high-growth environment. Strong SQL — comfortable with window functions, multi-CTE queries, and large-scale distributed data (Presto/Trino a plus). Ability to take a messy, ambiguous business question and turn it into rigorous, well-scoped analysis with a clear narrative. Strong written and verbal communication — you can write for a CEO and present crisply to leadership. Rigorous, detail-oriented, and intellectually honest; you double-check your numbers and are willing to retract a finding when the method doesn't hold up. Preferred: Hands-on experience with demand forecasting and demand-supply management, with a track record of taking initiatives that solved real supply/demand imbalances. Tier-1 college background (IIT / NIT / BITS or equivalent). Experience with two-sided platforms or marketplaces.

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