SMU WSEP : Risk Services - Digital Solutions

Choose your track:

There are multiple tracks within our team where you can find your niche. Candidates will be assigned to the relevant roles, listed below, based on their experience and expertise. Please refer to the list below for a detailed description of the roles.

1. Data Engineering:

A data engineer is responsible for collecting, managing, and transforming raw data into information that can be consumed and interpreted downstream by end users, facilitated by data scientists and business analysts. Your ultimate goal is to enable organizations to utilize their data for performance evaluation and optimization.

2. Data Management and Governance:

A data management professional develops and governs data-oriented systems designed to meet the needs of an organization or research team. Key areas of work include data quality, metadata and masterdata management, creation of data catalogues to name a few.

3. Data Science:

A data scientist’s primary job is to extract actionable insights of value from data. You will work with data to get it into proper form amenable for analysis, understand the business problem, translate requirements into technical requirements, and ensure use cases see the light of the day.

4. BI and Data Visualization:

Perform work across diverse industries and projects ranging from developing organizational strategies for analytics to building sophisticated data architectures and analytical models. Analyze and interpret large volumes of data using proprietary and open source data tools, platforms, and analytical toolkits. Translate complex findings into simple language and communicate them to internal and external stakeholders.

5. Data Generalist/Analytics-focused Business Analyst:

A business analyst plays a key role across the lifecycle of an analytics project, analyzing data and providing insights that can help stakeholders make better business decisions. You will work closely with data analysts to collect, clean, and analyze data from various sources, and collaborate with business stakeholders to elicit analytics requirements.

Critical Skills for Success:

In addition to technical skills specific to each track, successful professionals at PwC possess the following critical skills:

1. Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.

2. Excellent communication and presentation skills, both oral and written.

3. Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders.

4. Strong project management skills and the ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks.

5. Curiosity and a passion for continuous learning and self-development.

6. Ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines.

7. Client service mindset and the ability to build and maintain relationships.

8. Adaptability and flexibility to work in a fast-paced and changing environment.

9. Strong attention to detail and accuracy.

10. Business acumen and the ability to understand and translate business requirements into technical solutions.

Join us at PwC and be part of a collaborative and innovative environment where you can grow and thrive in your chosen track.

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