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Accenture in Manila is seeking a Data Analyst to turn complex data into interactive insights. You will wrangle, analyze, and prepare data to deliver timely, actionable findings and build dashboards and BI assets that inform decision making.
You will translate business needs into analytical tasks, use SQL for large datasets, Python or R for deeper analysis and automation, and collaborate with consultants and data engineers to test logic and refine solutions.
Turn complex data into clear, interactive insights that drive real decisions.
Do you love working with data and telling its story through dashboards and reports? Join Accenture as a Data Analyst and build interactive tools that help businesses understand and act on their data — powered by modern BI and (Gen)AI capabilities.
Wrangle, analyze, and prepare data to deliver relevant, timely, and actionable insights
Build and maintain interactive dashboards, reports, and BI artifacts using modern visualization tools
Translate business requirements into analytical tasks — surfacing data gaps, issues, or ambiguities
Run data extraction, preparation, validation, recurring analysis, testing, and documentation
Use SQL to work with large, complex datasets; use Python or R for deeper analysis and automation
Build and maintain reports, workflows, and analytical data structures using internal BI tools
Use and customize(Gen)AI and AI-powered visualization capabilities to enable a dialog with data
Collaborate with consultants, developers, and data engineers to test logic and refine solutions
Minimum 2 years (typically 2–3+) in a data or analytics role; customer-facing experience is a plus
Strong SQL skills for querying large or complex datasets
Working knowledge of BI/reporting tools, data modeling, ETL, and analytical/warehouse architectures
Experience with large enterprise datasets and the ability to quickly learn new internal analytics tools
Python or R (e.g., via Colab) is a strong plus; cloud/GCP exposure is useful but secondary