A data analyst’s day in the life

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Do you love data? At Orange, it's everywhere. A smoother network, a more effective campaign, a more useful app: that's the kind of impact you get from working in data here.

But what does that mean in everyday life? Here's a typical day for a data analyst at Orange to help you see yourself in that job and even get started.

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  • You'll switch between technical work, analysis, and exchanges, all of which are fast-paced.

  • You collaborate with various profiles: people from marketing, UX, the cloud, and more.

  • You learn as fast as technologies evolve.

  • You work as part of a team, all the time.
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What's your day like regarding technical work, analysis and presentation?

Building a dashboard in the morning. A team presentation in the afternoon. That's a good picture of the reality of a data analyst's day. Of course, topics change and uses evolve. But your constant task is to make sense of the data. At Orange, this is key: you alternate between modelling, visualisation, exchanges and documentation. And all in the same day.

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Do you spend your days coding or collaborating?

A Python script at 10 am, a team meeting at 11 am: you’ll do both at Orange. You code to make data talk. You collaborate to get your message across.

That's what a typical data analyst's day is all about: a balance between personal reflection and cooperation.

"Today, I'm working on a Python script to automate data retrieval. When I get stuck on my script, I call my colleague Nicolas to ask for a helping hand. At the same time, I'm starting to create a dashboard to visualise that data. I particularly enjoy this aspect of my work; it allows me to be creative." - Loredana, Data analyst, Orange Graduate Programme.

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Do you work alone or as part of a team?

At Orange, you're supported. Every data analyst works in a team. There are many points of contact: a customer, a UX designer, a network expert. You move forward together. And that changes everything.

“During the daily team meeting, we analyse the current situation following the Agile method, and discuss what we plan to do today. We discuss any problem we may encounter."
- Loredana, Data analyst, Orange Graduate Programme.
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What is a typical meeting like for a data analyst?

It all depends on what's at stake. The process isn’t the same for the daily team meeting as it would be for the annual strategy one, and you'll be taking part in various meetings at Orange.

But they all have one thing in common: discussing what's been done, what still needs to be done, and what's getting in the way. It’s about speaking, listening, and contributing.
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Can you benefit from continuing education?

Yes, and we even encourage it. You gain expertise through specialised training in the tools and technologies of your field. But it goes further: soft skills, in-house training on generative AI, a Cloud bootcamp... You can also develop your cross-disciplinary skills, according to your needs and at your own pace.

"I like to devote part of my day to learning new technologies. Right now, I'm taking a course about the Google Cloud platform on Coursera to strengthen my skills. And once a week, I attend a French class, where we focus on conversation and vocabulary enrichment." - Loredana, Data analyst, Orange Graduate Programme.

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With whom do you work on a daily basis?

Cybersecurity, marketing, cloud, development experts... Crossing paths with different profiles helps your ideas evolve. And in your role as data analyst, you bring your expertise and solutions to a wide range of activities.

You'll regularly participate in a project progress update or the demo of a new solution. These meetings will punctuate your schedule, motivate you, and help you to progress as a data analyst.

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What data analysis tools do you use at Orange?

Dataiku, Tableau, SQL, Python, Google Cloud... Our tools are varied, and advanced platforms are used on a large scale. The choice of tool depends on the mission, as you test, adapt and progress.
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What kind of projects do you carry out as a data analyst?

Visualising customer satisfaction. Automate log analysis. Identify a new market segment. Your missions change, but your role remains the same: understanding and enhancing useful data and giving it meaning.

Can I discover other professions while working as a data analyst?

Yes, every assignment connects you to other areas of expertise. This is one of the great assets of the data analyst profession You'll understand the challenges of marketing, networking and finance. You'll discover trades you never knew existed. And that can inspire you to grow in different ways.
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