Data Marketing Executive
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Job description
Job Title: Data Analyst - Sales and Marketing
Job Summary:
- Opportunity: A chance to leverage data analysis skills to drive significant impact on company performance.
- Role: Create foundational data for sales analysis and market development using Microsoft, SAP, and Company's proprietary software.
- Objective: Utilize data not only for updates but as a guide for sales direction and actions.
- Additional Responsibilities: In the Marketing department, contribute to promotional activities, lead generation, and sales strategy development. Ideal for those seeking diverse experiences in BtoB marketing initiatives.
Requirements:
- Skills: Proficient in Excel. Knowledge of Modern Excel, PBI, Power Automate is a plus.
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Qualities Sought:
- Minimum Bachelor's Degree in any field.
- Proactive with ideas for sales performance improvement.
- Curious and investigative about outcomes.
- Purpose-driven mindset, always questioning the why.
What We Offer:
- Culture: Empowerment within the scope of data performance, flat hierarchy, respect for frontliners' opinions, and teamwork in problem-solving.
- Environment: Join a hardworking and talented team in a company where diligent and steady performers thrive, grounded in rational reasoning.
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EA Licence No: 18C9123
EAP Registration No: R1109889
EAP Name: Tan Soon Hock
Originally posted on Himalayas
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