Job Description

By doing operations research and analysis, the Research Analyst assists with intelligence, cyberspace operations, contingency operations, operational-level planning, joint and multilateral training exercises, and strategic engagement strategy. In order to provide a quantitative and rational basis for decision-making, logic, scientific or economic disciplines and techniques are used to analyze actual and predictable, interdependent and operational activities of systems. Logic, scientific or economic disciplines and techniques are used to provide a quantitative and rational basis for decision-making through the application of logic, scientific or economic disciplines and techniques.

Job Title : Equity Research Analyst, Healthcare Services
Location : Ras al-Khaimah, Ras Al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
Salary : $ 23.34 per hour.
Company : Bloomberg
Job Type : Full-Time

Qualifications:

• Contributes to program design and makes technology application program recommendations to achieve long-term goals.
• Analyzes the world around us via the use of mathematics, statistical methods (such as linear programming), engineering methods, operational mathematics (such as game theory, probability theory, and symbolic language), as well as other concepts and rules of scientific and economic fields.
• Develop and contribute to thought leadership and forecasting in your area, while also working with the forecasting team to identify unique market and industry trends in your area.
• support or lead in the creation of benefit/cost analysis models, the design of mathematical model formulations, the construction of simulation models and the calibration and validation of models
• Exhibits a moderate degree of creativity and ingenuity in doing research and development as well as creating papers, briefings and analyses that include narrative and tabular aspects.
• assists in determining the requirements for and evaluation of data assessment procedures, including sampling, statistical analysis, evaluation, and flow processing and management assessment strategies.
• Becomes substantially involved in the identification and resolution of challenges associated with the development and implementation of operational projects.
• Consider different types of individuals that work in your business, such as research analysts and the CEO of a corporation. Do your first investigation by contacting individuals in your sector and, if you believe they are strong leads, connecting them to the investment team.
• It is necessary to interpret a variety of factors such as policies, processes, standards, recommendations, and goals in order to assess, apply, and evaluate operations research ideas and techniques to complex analytic situations.
• Participate in meetings with sales reps in your area. Be a part of the way market data is shown to the public. Create market reports; Keep track of and respond to any sales meeting action items and requests that come up during a sales meeting.

Skills:

• It is necessary to differentiate between the sorts of information that can be reviewed via a process capacity assessment and those that can be evaluated through an analysis.
• Investigates business problems requiring extensive research of relevant literature and data; locates and synthesizes sources of knowledge. collects, analyzes, and synthesizes data.
• A bachelor’s degree in Operations Research, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Computer Engineering, or an equivalent subject is necessary.
• demonstrates broad understanding of the company’s technology, effectively explains basic technical ideas and terminology, and leverages standard technology to the greatest extent possible.
• Understanding the underlying principles of a company issue and offering ideas on how to deal with the problem are only some of the solutions to business problems.

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