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Company Overview : IndusInd Bank Limited is a leading financial services provider in India, offering a wide array of banking products and services to corporate and retail clients. With a robust presence across the country, the bank leverages advanced technology and digital infrastructure to deliver seamless banking experiences. IndusInd Bank is committed to driving financial inclusion and innovation, maintaining a strong focus on data-driven decision-making to sustain its competitive edge in the evolving banking landscape. Role Overview : The DS Analytics role at IndusInd Bank is designed for a seasoned skilled to bridge the gap between complex data sets and strategic business outcomes. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including product, risk, and marketing departments, to translate business challenges into analytical solutions. By developing predictive models and actionable insights, you will play a pivotal role in optimizing customer journeys, enhancing risk assessment frameworks, and driving the bank's digital transformation initiatives in Chennai. Key Responsibilities : - Develop and deploy machine learning models to solve complex business problems, such as credit risk assessment and customer churn prediction, to improve operational efficiency. - Execute deep-dive data analytics projects to identify trends and patterns that inform senior management's strategic decision-making. - Build and maintain scalable data pipelines using SQL and Python to ensure high-quality data availability for analytical reporting. - Collaborate with stakeholders to define key performance indicators and translate business requirements into technical specifications. - Automate recurring analytical tasks to reduce manual effort and improve the speed of insight delivery across the organization. Required Skillset : - Possess 4 to 9 years of hands-on experience in applying Data Science and Machine Learning techniques to solve real-world business problems. - Demonstrate advanced proficiency in Python and SQL for data manipulation, statistical analysis, and model development. - Exhibit strong communication skills to articulate complex analytical findings to non-technical stakeholders and influence business strategy. - Maintain a high degree of adaptability to work effectively in a hybrid or on-site environment within the Chennai office. - Hold a relevant degree in a quantitative field such as Statistics, Mathematics, Engineering, or Economics, with a proven track record of delivering high-impact analytical projects. .
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