Posted 25/2/2026•Updated 1/4/2026
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Turing
Turing Data Analyst (Entry Level, Remote)
Join Turing as an entry-level data analyst to build dashboards, monitor product metrics, and support experiments for global clients.
Deadline:15 May 2026·Location:Remote·Industry:Software
Snapshot
Role Overview
Company
Turing
Role
Data Analyst
Location
Remote (India time zones)
Duration
Full time
Stipend
Annual CTC (Expected/Indicative): 8–11 LPA + performance bonus
Work Hours
40 hours/week
Employment Type
Full Time
Experience
0-2 years
Fit Check
Eligibility & Skills
Eligibility
Early-career analysts with SQL and BI proficiency, able to work remotely in India time zones.
Education
B.E/B.Tech/B.Sc in CS, IT, Math, or related fields
Required Skills
SQLData visualization (Looker/Tableau/Power BI)Python or R for analysisExperiment design and metric thinking
Branches Allowed
Computer ScienceInformation TechnologyMathematicsElectronics
Year of Study
2024/2025/2026 pass-outs
Age Limit
Per company policy
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What you will work on
- Build and maintain dashboards for product adoption, funnel health, and retention for remote-first client teams.
- Write SQL to investigate anomalies, instrument new events, and deliver decision-ready insights.
- Partner with PMs/engineers on experiment design, guardrail metrics, and post-experiment readouts.
What makes you a fit
- Hands-on SQL with clean joins, window functions, and data validation.
- Experience in one BI tool (Looker/Tableau/Power BI) and comfort in Python/R for quick analysis.
- Bias for async communication, crisp documentation, and working across time zones.
Interview stages
- Recruiter screen on remote-readiness and basics.
- Technical round: SQL/analytics challenge + visualization discussion.
- Panel with PM/Eng for product sense and communication.
- Culture add conversation; offer with compensation details.
Remote setup tips: prepare stable internet, a quiet workspace, and sample dashboards/queries to discuss. Keep your portfolio links handy during calls.