Product Analyst
I'm #hiring for the Product Analytics team at #Kissht! 📊
Looking for people who love turning data into decisions - across wealth/mutual-fund distribution, partner-led lending, collections & customer service, and loan against property. If you enjoy digging into funnels, running experiments, and finding the "why" behind the numbers, we'd love to talk.
Four Open Positions (2 each):
🔹 Product Analyst (2–3 years)
Take end-to-end ownership of analytics across our product lines - building hypotheses, running A/B tests, and driving growth through insight. Strong SQL, Excel, and Python, plus experience with tools like Mixpanel, Tableau, or Metabase.
🔹 Product Analyst Intern (0–1 year)
Learn by doing - support live analytics work, help run experiments, and build real dashboards alongside our team. Working knowledge of SQL and Excel; curiosity matters more than a long résumé.
📍 Location: Mumbai
Interested? Apply here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dBYZUvep
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Going for this role at Kissht? A few things that help freshers walk in prepared:
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