Associate Analyst - Job Description

Are you a quick learner with the willingness to work with new technologies? Do you have an analytical mindset? At Deloitte, we deliver solutions to clients who are pioneers in the fields of technology. Here, innovative practices are designed through world class service.

Associate Analysts at Deloitte are expected to develop strong technical skills in the system/ technology area you are working in. As a part of the onboarding process on projects, you are provided with training/awareness aimed at building proficiency in the role. It involves development of technical and behavioral skills as per defined proficiency levels (as per the Expectation Framework), understanding of the organization specific tools and methodologies and focused capability building on communication excellence as per Deloitte standards.

Qualifications Required

Eligible Academics

The year of graduation should be 2024

Aggregate 60% or equivalent CGPA of 6.5 and above

Eligible Degrees and Branches

Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Any combination with Computer Science / IT
 

Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)

Work you’ll do

Work on projects of moderately complex scope

Report on common sources of technical issues or questions and make recommendations accordingly

Communicate key findings to project team leader and extended project network (as applicable)

Work towards improvisation and monitoring - delivering better value to the customer

General Expectations

The candidate will be registered as an Apprentice under the Apprenticeship Act through a tripartite agreement involving the professional, organization and an appropriate government agency

The selected candidate will be on a 1-year probation from the joining date

Be deadline-oriented and quality focused

Strong verbal and written communication skills / effective interpersonal, communication & presentation skills

Demonstrate professionalism

Good presentation skills

Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint

Good analytical skills