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All academic appointments at RMIT Vietnam must meet University and local regulatory requirements, including English proficiency, background checks, and (for international candidates) eligibility for a work permit
The Market Intelligence & Data Analyst is the quantitative analytics specialist of the Market Intelligence & Strategy department.
The role’s accountabilities are organised into four functional areas: (1) Quantitative analysis and statistical modelling; (2) Business intelligence, dashboards and automation; (3) Data strategy, management and governance; and (4) Insight delivery and continuous improvement.
Design and build regression, segmentation, forecasting and hypothesis-testing models
Create dashboards and reports using Power BI and database tools
Develop and maintain the in-house market intelligence hub
Set data strategy, data dictionaries and governance for department data
Present analysis and recommendations to mid-level and senior audiences
The Market Intelligence & Data Analyst is the quantitative analytics specialist of the Market Intelligence & Strategy department. The role is responsible for the department’s quantitative data analysis, statistical modelling and business-intelligence capability – turning large and complex datasets into rigorous, decision-ready insight on brand, products, pricing, competitors and market performance. It owns the design and delivery of advanced quantitative analyses, predictive and statistical models, and the dashboards, automation and data infrastructure that make insight available across the University. The role works closely with the Manager, Market Research, the Market Analyst & Research Project Lead and the Senior Qualitative Research Specialist, and engages internal stakeholders across Schools, Student Recruitment, Marketing and Finance as well as counterparts in Melbourne. It identifies risks, improves and streamlines quantitative research design and data processes, and is expected to advance the analytics maturity of the department. The position is mainly based in Ho Chi Minh City, but the scope of work covers both Vietnam and other regional markets following the University’s direction.
The role’s accountabilities are organised into four functional areas: (1) Quantitative analysis and statistical modelling; (2) Business intelligence, dashboards and automation; (3) Data strategy, management and governance; and (4) Insight delivery and continuous improvement.
Design and build statistical and predictive models – for example regression, segmentation and clustering, forecasting and trend analysis, significance and hypothesis testing
Create reports, visualisations and interactive dashboards using a range of database and BI technologies (e.g. Power BI)
Develop and maintain the in-house market intelligence hub
Model database needs based on project requirements and maintain data dictionaries and documentation associated with these data models.
Create and deliver impactful presentations and ad-hoc analyses for mid-level and senior audiences
Bachelor’s degree in data science, business analytics, statistics, economics, marketing or another quantitative discipline.
At least 3–4 years’ experience in a similar quantitative analytics or data-analyst role
this role is open to Vietnamese candidates only
Key Selection Criteria - Bachelor’s degree in data science, business analytics, statistics, economics, marketing or another quantitative discipline. - At least 3–4 years’ experience in a similar quantitative analytics or data-analyst role, in market research or a comparable data-intensive industry.
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- Strong quantitative and statistical skills, with demonstrated experience applying advanced techniques such as regression, segmentation/clustering, forecasting and trend analysis, and significance/hypothesis testing. - Advanced proficiency working with large and complex datasets, predominantly in Excel and SQL; statistical analysis using tools such as SPSS, R or Python; Power BI or equivalent a strong advantage. - Demonstrated experience designing and validating quantitative analyses and models, with a focus on rigour, accuracy and reproducibility.
2. Business Intelligence, Dashboards & Automation - Create reports, visualisations and interactive dashboards using a range of database and BI technologies (e.g. Power BI) to make quantitative insight accessible to market research and stakeholder audiences. - Develop and maintain the in-house market intelligence hub, producing regular and ad-hoc reports on brand, products, pricing, competitors, promotion and channels.
- Demonstrated experience designing and validating quantitative analyses and models, with a focus on rigour, accuracy and reproducibility. - Experience with data visualisation and BI tools (e.g. Power BI) to communicate business insights through clear, well-designed reports and dashboards. - Experience modelling database needs and maintaining data dictionaries, documentation and data-governance practices.
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We file this job under Analyst, by the work the posting describes.
Analysts answer business questions with data. They pull numbers with SQL, build reports and dashboards, and explain what changed and why to the people making decisions.
Most postings ask for SQL, spreadsheets, a dashboard tool such as Tableau or Power BI, and clear writing.
Unlike a data scientist, an analyst mostly explains what happened rather than building models that predict what will.
RMIT Vietnam is seeking a Market Intelligence & Data Analyst to turn complex data into clear, decision-ready insights that shape how we understand our market, customers and performance. Sitting within the Market Intelligence & Strategy team, this role combines advanced quantitative analysis, statistical modelling and business intelligence to uncover trends, identify risks and support strategic decisions across brand, products, pricing, competitors and the student experience.
In line with our current recruitment and selection guidelines, this role is open to Vietnamese candidates only.
Expected start date: at the earliest available opportunity.
WHY JOIN RMIT VIETNAM?
At RMIT Vietnam, international exposure meets real-world impact through strong industry and government collaboration. Working at RMIT means building a meaningful career while creating impact in a high-performing environment.
Further insight into our mission, impact and global connections is available in the RMIT Vietnam Profile.
WHAT WE OFFER
POSITION SUMMARY
The Market Intelligence & Data Analyst is the quantitative analytics specialist of the Market Intelligence & Strategy department. The role is responsible for the department’s quantitative data analysis, statistical modelling and business-intelligence capability – turning large and complex datasets into rigorous, decision-ready insight on brand, products, pricing, competitors and market performance. It owns the design and delivery of advanced quantitative analyses, predictive and statistical models, and the dashboards, automation and data infrastructure that make insight available across the University. The role works closely with the Manager, Market Research, the Market Analyst & Research Project Lead and the Senior Qualitative Research Specialist, and engages internal stakeholders across Schools, Student Recruitment, Marketing and Finance as well as counterparts in Melbourne. It identifies risks, improves and streamlines quantitative research design and data processes, and is expected to advance the analytics maturity of the department. The position is mainly based in Ho Chi Minh City, but the scope of work covers both Vietnam and other regional markets following the University’s direction.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES SUMMARY
The role’s accountabilities are organised into four functional areas: (1) Quantitative analysis and statistical modelling; (2) Business intelligence, dashboards and automation; (3) Data strategy, management and governance; and (4) Insight delivery and continuous improvement.
1. Quantitative Analysis & Statistical Modelling
2. Business Intelligence, Dashboards & Automation
3. Data Strategy, Management & Governance
4. Insight Delivery & Continuous Improvement
Other duties commensurate with the scope of the role
Key Selection Criteria
For full details of the accountability, please refer to the Job Description.
HOW TO APPLY
To be considered for this role, it is mandatory to submit both a resume and a cover letter. Please click on the 'Apply' link provided in this Job Ads to initiate the application process.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and the University reserves the right to appoint prior to the closing date.
Compliance Requirements
All academic appointments at RMIT Vietnam must meet University and local regulatory requirements, including English proficiency, background checks, and (for international candidates) eligibility for a work permit.
English is the language of teaching and communication at RMIT Vietnam. For this role, the minimum requirement is IELTS (General) with a score of at least 6.0 (or equivalent, as outlined in the Recruitment, Selection and Onboarding Guidelines).
Further guidance will be provided during the recruitment process.
RMIT UNIVERSITY COMMITMENT
RMIT is committed to the rights of students and staff to be safe, respected, valued, and treated as equal in their place of study and work. All staff are expected to share this commitment and contribute to a safer community. While carrying out their role, staff are in a position of trust with students. Staff have a duty of care to report wellbeing concerns about students through the designated channels and uphold the code of conduct. RMIT Vietnam expects all staff members to comply with its Code of Conduct, policies and procedures, which relate to legal and regulatory requirements and our ways of working.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
RMIT University Vietnam (RMIT Vietnam) is a campus of RMIT University. RMIT Vietnam is creating an innovative research, teaching and learning culture. We are committed to providing internationally recognised high-quality education and professional training for our students, clients and members of the community. As an internationally recognised Australian university based in Asia, RMIT Vietnam is assisting in the development of human resources capability in Vietnam and the region.
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Compliance Requirements All academic appointments at RMIT Vietnam must meet University and local regulatory requirements, including English proficiency, background checks, and (for international candidates) eligibility for a work permit. English is the language of teaching and communication at RMIT Vietnam. For this role, the minimum requirement is IELTS (General) with a score of at least 6.0 (or equivalent, as outlined in the Recruitment, Selection and Onboarding Guidelines).