Business analytics Training & Internships

Oeson
Nottingham
1 year ago
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About the Company:

Oeson is a leading IT corporation globally recognized for its expertise in providing top-notch IT and Ed-tech services. Specializing in digital marketing, data science, data analytics, business analytics, cyber security, UI-UX design, web development, and app development, we are dedicated to innovation, excellence, and empowering talents worldwide.


Job Summary:

Oeson is seeking enthusiastic individuals who are looking to learn with us in the field of Business Analytics while working on live projects internationally. We are not just offering a flexible work environment but also offering to work with people in a global team.


Projects You Will Work On:

  1. Visualizing hospital dataset using Excel
  2. Analyzing live stock price data for studying company stock behavior
  3. Applying EDA techniques in risk analytics for minimizing lending risk
  4. Analyzing bike-sharing data and usage patterns
  5. Analyzing data from the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament
  6. Communicating data findings and insights
  7. Planning for the global release of a movie in 2024 by RSVP Movies


Roles & Responsibilities:

  • Collaborating with data science experts to collect, clean, and analyze extensive datasets
  • Using machine learning and data mining techniques for insights extraction
  • Applying Python for Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) in real business scenarios
  • Designing scientific tests and optimizing model performance
  • Building machine learning pipelines for diverse use cases
  • Exploring business data, formulating hypotheses, and measuring strategy impacts
  • Developing innovative solutions using modeling technologies


Qualifications:

  • Currently pursuing any degree showing commitment to continuous learning
  • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  • Adaptability and strong teamwork capabilities


Note:

This position is part of our unpaid. Upon application, our team will contact you to proceed with the application details and joining process.


Location:

Remote, United Kingdom


Contact:

To explore the exciting world of Business Analytics with us, please contact us here.

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