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A government agency in Singapore is seeking a Data Analytics Specialist to transform raw data into insights, develop predictive models, and create dashboards for decision-making. Candidates should have strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills, with proficiency in data analytics tools and coding languages. Previous experience in data analysis within a public sector or corporate environment is preferred. This role offers an opportunity to contribute to the arts and culture research ecosystem in Singapore.
The Data & Research department at the National Arts Council (NAC) is at the forefront of building Singapore's arts and culture research and data ecosystem. We commission cutting-edge research, implement robust data practices, and harness analytics to shape national arts and culture policy and programme development. Through strategic collaborations with government agencies, academic institutions, cultural organisations, and arts practitioners, we strengthen the sector's research capabilities and drive evidence-based decision-making that supports the growth of Singapore's vibrant arts landscape. As we continue to expand our impact and deepen our analytical capabilities, we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team and contribute to this vital work.
You will transform raw data into meaningful insights, analyse data using appropriate methodologies, create models and dashboards, and facilitate the organization's understanding of insights, trends, and visualizations.
Your key responsibilities/activities include:
a) Serving as a subject matter specialist in acquiring and managing data, and the application of analytics and data science techniques.
b) Utilising analytics tools to generate value-added analyses and insights and developing predictive models that guide policy, programming and operations.
c) Creating data visualisations and dashboards using business intelligence tools to inform decision-making.
d) Working closely with internal and external stakeholders to optimise data analysis and management processes.