Genpact Hiring Analyst Process Analytics SCM | Bangalore

Genpact is hiring an Analyst for Process Analytics in Supply Chain Management (SCM 5B) at its Surya Park, STPI office in Bangalore. The posting lists JR10029946 as a full-time, office-based job with applications open until 15 November 2026, and the skills it asks for centre on Power Apps, Power Automate, Python, JavaScript and Excel.

Job Overview

Time matters here. When we read the page, it said three days were left to apply. If you want this one, do not wait for the weekend.

What this role is about

The title says Process Analytics, but the skills list reads like a builder role. The posting asks for someone who can create user-friendly, professional and functional custom applications, understand how database tables relate to each other, and automate workflows. In plain terms, this is a person who turns messy spreadsheet processes into small apps and automations that supply chain teams can actually use.

The posting does not list a day-by-day set of responsibilities, so the picture below is based on the skills named. If something is not in the posting, we say so rather than fill the gap with guesses.

Must-have skills

• Creating user-friendly, professional, attractive and functional custom applications
• Understanding databases and table relationships: one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-one
• Workflow automation
• Power Apps
• Power Automate
• Python
• Web development knowledge: HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The posting says JavaScript is a must even if HTML and CSS are not very strong.
• Excel and Power Query

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Preferred skills

• Power Pages or Power Portals
• Experience with Dataverse
• Experience with Web API services
• Using basic AI models with Python
• Excel VBA macros
• Power BI: creating measures and calculated columns
• Hands-on, good development experience with the technologies above

Eligibility Criteria

The qualifications listed are Bachelors in Business Analytics, Bachelors in Computer Science, Bachelors in Statistics, or Masters in Data Science. The page also lists several supply chain and procurement certifications, including CSCP from APICS, CPP from IIPMR, CPSM from ISM and a CSCP from IIM Trichy. They appear under certifications on the posting, and the page does not make clear whether they are required or just relevant. Check this on the application form before you decide you are ineligible.

Other items on the page: required skills tagged include Agile methodology, collaboration tools, data analytics, data literacy, design thinking, Lean Six Sigma, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications, Microsoft Word and VBA macros. Language proficiency is listed as English, elementary (A2).

Salary & Benefits

The posting does not state salary. It does describe what the company calls its reasons to join, including AI-led transformation, mentorship and learning. Those are company messages, not pay details. Ask the recruiter about the compensation range, variable pay and any joining formalities.

Is this job right for you?

This job suits someone who enjoys building small tools. If you have used Power Apps to make a form, set up a Power Automate flow that sends an approval, or written a Python script that cleans a data file, you are already close to the profile. It suits a graduate from analytics, computer science or statistics who wants a business-facing job instead of a pure software engineering one.

It may not suit you if you want to work from home, since the posting says Office. It may also not suit you if you have no hands-on exposure to the Microsoft Power Platform. The must-have list names Power Apps and Power Automate directly, so you should be able to show something you built, however small.

Another honest flag: the experience level is not given. The wording, "hands-on good development experience with mentioned technologies", suggests they want proof of practice. Freshers with strong projects can try, but expect competition from people who already have a year or two of automation work.

Day in the life, based on the listed skills

This section is general guidance, not an official description. You may spend a morning with a supply chain team understanding how they track purchase orders in Excel. By afternoon you design a Power App with a few screens, link it to a table in Dataverse or SharePoint, and set up a flow to notify an approver. You write a Python script to clean a weekly data export, and build a Power BI measure to show delays. Then you document how it works so others can maintain it.

Preparation plan for 7 days

This is general advice. The posting does not describe the selection process.

1. Day 1: Build a simple Power App with a form and a gallery. Microsoft's free learning paths cover this.
2. Day 2: Build a Power Automate flow with an approval step and an email.
3. Day 3: Revise database relationships. Draw one-to-many and many-to-one examples from a supply chain setting, such as supplier and purchase order.
4. Day 4: Practise Excel: lookups, pivot tables, Power Query steps for cleaning data.
5. Day 5: Refresh JavaScript basics: functions, arrays, fetch and DOM changes.
6. Day 6: Write two Python scripts using pandas to clean and summarise a CSV.
7. Day 7: Prepare a two-minute explanation of one thing you built and what problem it solved.

Sample questions with answer hints

These are general practice questions, not confirmed rounds.

• What is the difference between a one-to-many and a many-to-many relationship? One-to-many means one record links to several records in another table. Many-to-many needs a joining table.
• When would you use Power Automate instead of a macro? When the task must run in the cloud, trigger on an event, or connect several services.
• How do you handle bad data in a dataset? Check for blanks, duplicates and wrong types, then clean with rules and keep a log.
• What is a calculated column versus a measure in Power BI? A column is computed per row when data loads. A measure is computed at query time based on filters.

Career path

Process analytics builders often move toward business analyst, automation developer, data analyst or solution architect roles. Strengthening Power BI and Python takes you toward analytics engineering, while supply chain certifications such as CSCP help if you want to stay in operations. For a similar analytics-flavoured opening, see the Morningstar Analyst role in Navi Mumbai. For another large-company analyst opening, see the EY Associate Analyst role.

Application checklist

• Put Power Apps, Power Automate, Python, JavaScript and Excel at the top of your skills list, in the same words as the posting.
• Add one small project with a link or screenshots.
• Keep degree certificates and any certification proofs ready. See documents required for job applications.
• Use our resume tips for freshers to keep the resume to one page.
• Prepare for a possible online assessment. Our aptitude test preparation guide covers quant and logic basics.

How to Apply

Apply through the Genpact careers page linked on this post, before 15 November 2026. Only use the official page. Never pay anyone for a Genpact interview or offer, and read how to identify fake job offers if someone asks you for money.

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