Role Overview
The Senior Data Analyst, Compliance will be the analytics owner of regulatory reporting for Grab’s e-money, payments, and P2P lending businesses in Indonesia. The role involves taking end-to-end ownership of daily, weekly, and monthly regulatory reports, translating new and changed regulations into documented data requirements, and building and maintaining reliable reporting pipelines.
What You Will Do
The critical tasks you will perform include taking end-to-end ownership of daily, weekly, and monthly regulatory reports, translating new and changed regulations into documented data requirements, reconciling regulatory outputs against Finance records, and building and maintaining reliable reporting pipelines.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You will need to have at least 4 years of experience in Analytics, Business Intelligence, or Data Science in regulatory reporting, compliance, or risk at a FinTech company or Financial Institution. You will also need to be proficient in writing advanced SQL queries on large datasets and in Python for automating analysis and data pipelines.
Requirements
- at least 4 years of experience in Analytics, Business Intelligence, or Data Science in regulatory reporting, compliance, or risk at a FinTech company or Financial Institution
- proficient in writing advanced SQL queries on large datasets
- proficient in Python for automating analysis and data pipelines
- hands-on experience building and operating scheduled data pipelines with Airflow or a similar orchestrator
- strong track record of reconciliations and data-quality controls
- working knowledge of Indonesian financial regulation and reporting (OJK, Bank Indonesia or AFPI) or of AML/CFT data
- full professional working proficiency in English
- fluency in Bahasa Indonesia
Benefits
- Term Life Insurance
- comprehensive Medical Insurance
- GrabFlex
- Parental and Birthday leave
- Love-all-Serve-all (LASA) volunteering leave
- Grabber Assistance Programme
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