PowerPoint persists as the ubiquitous yet maligned presentation platform, transforming complex data into eye-glazing slideshows. Designed for visual storytelling, it's fundamentally a graphic design tool masquerading as a serious analytics platform. Strengths include universal compatibility and intuitive design, but data visualization capabilities are painfully rudimentary. Chart generation is basic, interactivity non-existent, and sophisticated analysis requires painful manual manipulation. Enterprise inertia keeps it alive, with most presentations serving more as corporate sedatives than meaningful communication tools. For serious data professionals, it's a last resort—a necessary evil in communication landscapes dominated by committee-driven mediocrity.
PwC's indirect tax technology role blends finance transformation with data analytics for e-invoicing and TVA compliance across France and international clients. It targets seasoned project leads...
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PwC's indirect tax technology role blends finance transformation with data analytics for e-invoicing and TVA compliance across France and international clients. It targets seasoned project leads (minimum seven years) who can bridge business Finance and IT, diagnose VAT digitalisation needs, and design implementable tech solutions in SAP-era ERP ecosystems. Expect to analyse transactional data, manage master data, and draft audit-trail documentation while steering digital invoicing projects from scoping to vendor selection and deployment. Alteryx, Tableau or Power BI familiarity is a plus; English proficiency is non-negotiable given multinational clients. The opportunity sits in a prestigious, flexible environment with international mobility, but the role remains heavy on regulatory complexity, stakeholder management, and long project cycles rather than pure data engineering. Real value comes from aligning governance with practical analytics, not buzzword bingo.
PwC Société d’Avocats seeks an indirect tax technology consultant to bridge finance, tax, and IT for e‑invoicing, VAT transformation, and digital controls across French and international clients....
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PwC Société d’Avocats seeks an indirect tax technology consultant to bridge finance, tax, and IT for e‑invoicing, VAT transformation, and digital controls across French and international clients. You’ll analyze VAT flows, tailor master data for computerized tax controls, and configure SAP-based TVA rules while shaping e‑invoicing and reporting solutions. Expect hands-on use of data tools such as Alteryx, Tableau, or Power BI, plus Excel and PowerPoint for stakeholder storytelling. The ideal candidate has a Bac+5 and about seven years’ project‑management experience in digital finance or tax transformation, with solid knowledge of France’s electronic invoicing reform and SAP VAT governance. The role offers structured onboarding, international mobility, and flexible work. What makes it stand out is the rare mix of advisory heft and tangible data work at a top firm; the caveat is regulatory pressure, potential travel, and a task list tilted toward governance over pure data engineering.
The BigQuery Cost Optimization Guide is a valuable resource that offers a deep dive into understanding and managing the complexities of BigQuery costs. It provides practical guidelines and strategies to help you optimize both storage and compute expenses, ensuring you get the most value out of...
WTW's Risk & Analytics France analyst role is a work-study/alternance in a global risk advisory unit, blending client-facing risk identification, quantification and insurance optimization across...
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WTW's Risk & Analytics France analyst role is a work-study/alternance in a global risk advisory unit, blending client-facing risk identification, quantification and insurance optimization across cyber, climate and operational risk. You’ll draft deliverables, present results, map risk, and contribute to internal R&D while supporting business development from prospecting to proposals. Expect Excel and PowerPoint to form the backbone, with VBA, R, Matlab, or Python touted as assets. The position promises broad exposure—multidisciplinary risk experts, cross-border teams, and real projects—yet it remains heavy on advisory outputs rather than pure data engineering or modern analytics pipelines. English is required; Master 2 is expected. What stands out is the breadth and client exposure in a venerable firm; what's worrying is the vagueness on data tooling depth, autonomy, and compensation, given the apprenticeship framing.
Alternance - HR Reporting - Janvier / Février 2026
@ lvmh
FR | 2025-12-27
LVMH seeks a People Analytics Apprentice to support consolidating HR KPIs, creating dashboards, and analyzing workforce data to inform decision-making. The role’s main differentiator is engaging...
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Alternance - HR Reporting - Janvier / Février 2026
lvmh
(FR) INTERNSHIP | JOB LISTED
LVMH seeks a People Analytics Apprentice to support consolidating HR KPIs, creating dashboards, and analyzing workforce data to inform decision-making. The role’s main differentiator is engaging with a vast community of over 1,000 HR reporting contributors, while a risk involves managing complex, multi-source data in a high-profile environment. The position is framed around standard tools like Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and ideally Power BI, within a group that emphasizes cultural and language diversity. Salary details are not specified, and the role relies on intermediate skills for a company that values rigor and curiosity.
Intern (6 months) Global Performance Analytics
@ opella-health
FR | 2025-12-26
Opella’s six-month CXA Global Performance Analytics internship in Neuilly sur Seine is squarely BI-driven, not a code bootcamp. You’ll support analytics projects, build dashboards in Power BI and...
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Intern (6 months) Global Performance Analytics
opella-health
(FR) INTERNSHIP | JOB LISTED
Opella’s six-month CXA Global Performance Analytics internship in Neuilly sur Seine is squarely BI-driven, not a code bootcamp. You’ll support analytics projects, build dashboards in Power BI and Excel, and translate sell-out data and panel insights into business stories for Global Brand teams. The upside is tangible exposure to FMCG analytics at a global healthcare giant and a chance to touch forecasting, market dynamics, and competitive intelligence across countries. The caveats are real: heavy reliance on Excel and PowerPoint; SQL/Python/R skills are a bonus, not a core requirement; data definitions and quality checks sit alongside ad-hoc analyses, not clean data pipelines. Sanofi Opella’s global scale and its B Corp credential add credibility, but the internship remains firmly BI-centric rather than engineering- or science-driven.
A role supporting tool and process improvements, project control, and data quality within an organization that develops complex products, with a notable focus on Power BI and internal workflows....
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A role supporting tool and process improvements, project control, and data quality within an organization that develops complex products, with a notable focus on Power BI and internal workflows. The job's differentiator is its emphasis on data quality analysis in Power BI. A significant risk involves reliance on internal tool enhancements, which could be delayed or fall short of expectations.
Master Power BI fast: build basic-to-advanced visuals, apply smart design, use dynamic slicers/filters & new cards, choose the right chart, spotlight key insights, brand and theme reports, and seamlessly publish/share in the Service.
Teads' Data Lead for France and Belgium places you at the crossroads of sales, data, and open internet scale. You’ll own insight-led targeting strategies, shape pre-sales guidance, and evangelise...
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Teads' Data Lead for France and Belgium places you at the crossroads of sales, data, and open internet scale. You’ll own insight-led targeting strategies, shape pre-sales guidance, and evangelise Teads’ Data Suite to top accounts while building or stewarding local data partnerships. The brief mixes strategic leadership with hands-on data chops: cookie deprecation implications, DSPs, DMPs, SSPs, omnichannel measurement, and BI storytelling in Tableau or Looker, all backed by Excel muscle and polished PowerPoint decks. Expect heavy stakeholder management, travel to conferences, and close loops with Global Data teams to feed product requirements. What stands out is the market-agnostic, regional emphasis in a merged Outbrain-Teads entity; what’s risky is the sales-tilted mandate in a role that must also govern data quality and governance. It’s substantial, with big upside if you can survive the turf war and bureaucratic cycles.
PwC's indirect tax technology role blends finance transformation with data analytics for e-invoicing and TVA compliance across France and international clients. It targets seasoned project leads (minimum seven years) who can bridge business Finance and IT, diagnose VAT digitalisation needs, and design implementable tech solutions in SAP-era ERP ecosystems. Expect to analyse transactional data, manage master data, and draft audit-trail documentation while steering digital invoicing projects from scoping to vendor selection and deployment. Alteryx, Tableau or Power BI familiarity is a plus; English proficiency is non-negotiable given multinational clients. The opportunity sits in a prestigious, flexible environment with international mobility, but the role remains heavy on regulatory complexity, stakeholder management, and long project cycles rather than pure data engineering. Real value comes from aligning governance with practical analytics, not buzzword bingo.
PwC Société d’Avocats seeks an indirect tax technology consultant to bridge finance, tax, and IT for e‑invoicing, VAT transformation, and digital controls across French and international clients. You’ll analyze VAT flows, tailor master data for computerized tax controls, and configure SAP-based TVA rules while shaping e‑invoicing and reporting solutions. Expect hands-on use of data tools such as Alteryx, Tableau, or Power BI, plus Excel and PowerPoint for stakeholder storytelling. The ideal candidate has a Bac+5 and about seven years’ project‑management experience in digital finance or tax transformation, with solid knowledge of France’s electronic invoicing reform and SAP VAT governance. The role offers structured onboarding, international mobility, and flexible work. What makes it stand out is the rare mix of advisory heft and tangible data work at a top firm; the caveat is regulatory pressure, potential travel, and a task list tilted toward governance over pure data engineering.
WTW's Risk & Analytics France analyst role is a work-study/alternance in a global risk advisory unit, blending client-facing risk identification, quantification and insurance optimization across cyber, climate and operational risk. You’ll draft deliverables, present results, map risk, and contribute to internal R&D while supporting business development from prospecting to proposals. Expect Excel and PowerPoint to form the backbone, with VBA, R, Matlab, or Python touted as assets. The position promises broad exposure—multidisciplinary risk experts, cross-border teams, and real projects—yet it remains heavy on advisory outputs rather than pure data engineering or modern analytics pipelines. English is required; Master 2 is expected. What stands out is the breadth and client exposure in a venerable firm; what's worrying is the vagueness on data tooling depth, autonomy, and compensation, given the apprenticeship framing.
Alternance - HR Reporting - Janvier / Février 2026
lvmh
(FR) INTERNSHIP | JOB LISTED
LVMH seeks a People Analytics Apprentice to support consolidating HR KPIs, creating dashboards, and analyzing workforce data to inform decision-making. The role’s main differentiator is engaging with a vast community of over 1,000 HR reporting contributors, while a risk involves managing complex, multi-source data in a high-profile environment. The position is framed around standard tools like Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and ideally Power BI, within a group that emphasizes cultural and language diversity. Salary details are not specified, and the role relies on intermediate skills for a company that values rigor and curiosity.
Intern (6 months) Global Performance Analytics
opella-health
(FR) INTERNSHIP | JOB LISTED
Opella’s six-month CXA Global Performance Analytics internship in Neuilly sur Seine is squarely BI-driven, not a code bootcamp. You’ll support analytics projects, build dashboards in Power BI and Excel, and translate sell-out data and panel insights into business stories for Global Brand teams. The upside is tangible exposure to FMCG analytics at a global healthcare giant and a chance to touch forecasting, market dynamics, and competitive intelligence across countries. The caveats are real: heavy reliance on Excel and PowerPoint; SQL/Python/R skills are a bonus, not a core requirement; data definitions and quality checks sit alongside ad-hoc analyses, not clean data pipelines. Sanofi Opella’s global scale and its B Corp credential add credibility, but the internship remains firmly BI-centric rather than engineering- or science-driven.
A role supporting tool and process improvements, project control, and data quality within an organization that develops complex products, with a notable focus on Power BI and internal workflows. The job's differentiator is its emphasis on data quality analysis in Power BI. A significant risk involves reliance on internal tool enhancements, which could be delayed or fall short of expectations.
Teads' Data Lead for France and Belgium places you at the crossroads of sales, data, and open internet scale. You’ll own insight-led targeting strategies, shape pre-sales guidance, and evangelise Teads’ Data Suite to top accounts while building or stewarding local data partnerships. The brief mixes strategic leadership with hands-on data chops: cookie deprecation implications, DSPs, DMPs, SSPs, omnichannel measurement, and BI storytelling in Tableau or Looker, all backed by Excel muscle and polished PowerPoint decks. Expect heavy stakeholder management, travel to conferences, and close loops with Global Data teams to feed product requirements. What stands out is the market-agnostic, regional emphasis in a merged Outbrain-Teads entity; what’s risky is the sales-tilted mandate in a role that must also govern data quality and governance. It’s substantial, with big upside if you can survive the turf war and bureaucratic cycles.
