A project data analyst is a professional who uses data as a basis, applies scientific computing tools, combines economic principles with mathematical models and uses statistical, analytical, and predictive methods to transform project status and long-term prospects into decision-making information. Here is a detailed introduction to project data analysts:

 Job Responsibilities: This includes data analysis for technology project applications, identifying suitable opportunities for company project applications and evaluating them; providing data support for business departments to mine business issues and opportunities; providing full-process data services for project application departments to ensure the accuracy, completeness, and compliance of application data; leading the establishment and maintenance of research and development ledgers provide reliable data basis for technology project applications and other work.

- Skills Required: You need to be proficient in using data analysis tools such as Excel, SQL, Python, have the ability to clean, statistically analyze, and visualize data. At the same time, you should understand the basic principles and methods of project management, such as project life cycle, allocation, etc., and be able to convey complex data analysis results in a simple and clear way to non-technical background personnel. You also need to have a deep understanding the business goals and needs of the project, be able to discover potential issues through data analysis, and provide improvement suggestions.

- Job Qualifications: Generally, candidates should a college degree or above in management, economics, investment finance, and other related majors. For candidates with a college degree or above in other majors, they must have worked in related work for more than one year. In addition, obtaining relevant certifications such as the Certified Project Data Analyst (CPDA) certificate can help enhance competitiveness.

- Career Development You can work as a senior project data analyst, data analysis supervisor, or other full-time positions in various industries. You can also develop into management positions such as project director, director, and financial director. You can also start a project data analyst firm to engage in business such as project risk assessment, economic benefit evaluation, and project data processing