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Mei Lim
Reporting Analyst
Turning data into reports people act on
Email
[email protected]
Phone
+65 6555 1389
Linkedin
linkedin.com/in/mei-lim-reporting

Reporting analyst with six years building business and financial reporting for a bank in Singapore. Turns raw data into clear answers — designing dashboards and reports, automating the tedious manual work, and giving managers the accurate, timely numbers they need to run the business and make decisions. Automated reports that saved days of manual effort each month and rebuilt a reporting suite leaders actually use. Builds reports and dashboards, automates data pipelines, validates data quality, gathers reporting requirements, and presents insight to stakeholders. Analytical, precise and practical. Looking for a reporting-analyst or BI role with a business that wants its decisions grounded in data it can trust.

Personal
Location
Singapore
Nationality
Singaporean
Gender
Female
Notice Period
1 month
Date of Birth
1995-09-12
Personal Skills
Analytical Thinking
Precision
Practicality
Attention to Detail
Communication
Technical Skills
  • Reporting & Dashboards
  • SQL
  • Power BI / Tableau
  • Data Modelling
  • Report Automation
  • Data Validation
  • Requirements Gathering
  • Excel & Analytics
  • Financial Reporting
  • Data Storytelling
Languages
English (UK)
Full Professional Proficiency
Mandarin
Native or Bilingual Proficiency
Work Experience
Singapore Bank

Reporting Analyst January 2019 to Present

Turn raw data into clear answers, giving managers the accurate numbers they need to run the business.
Automated reports that saved days of manual effort each month and rebuilt a reporting suite leaders actually use.
Design dashboards and reports that surface what matters, so decisions rest on insight rather than guesswork.
Automate data pipelines and refreshes, replacing slow, error-prone manual work with reliable automation.
Validate data quality carefully, because a report is only useful if the numbers behind it are genuinely correct.
Gather requirements and present insight to stakeholders, making sure reports answer the questions people really have.
Singapore Financial Services

Junior Data Analyst February 2018 to December 2018

Built reports and pulled data for business teams under senior analysts, learning reporting hands-on each day.
Wrote queries and built dashboards, building SQL and BI skills quickly over the year.
Learned data analysis, reporting and BI tools on the job during this first role.
Gained the certification and experience that led into a full reporting-analyst role of my own.
Education
Singapore Management University

Bachelor — BSc in Business Analytics (August 2013 to May 2017)

Degree in business analytics covering data analysis, statistics, databases and reporting, with a placement. The programme built the analytical and technical foundation business reporting requires. It led directly into reporting and BI.
Microsoft

Bachelor — Power BI & SQL Certification (August 2017 to January 2018)

Certification in BI tools, SQL and data modelling to a recognised standard. It sharpened the practical reporting toolkit. It supported building automated, reliable dashboards and reports that stakeholders can trust and use.
Certifications
Power BI & SQL Certification

Microsoft (January 2018 to Present)

Certification in BI tools, SQL and data modelling to a recognised standard, which sharpened the practical reporting toolkit and supports building automated, reliable dashboards and reports that stakeholders can trust and use.
Highlights
Saved days of manual work
Automated reports that saved days of manual effort every month. Time freed from copying and pasting numbers goes into actual analysis, so automation makes the whole reporting function faster and far less error-prone.
A trusted source of numbers
Relied on across the business for accurate, timely reporting, valued for automating away manual drudgery and for building dashboards managers actually trust and use when making decisions.
Reports leaders use
Rebuilt a reporting suite that leaders genuinely use to make decisions. A report only has value if people act on it, so building reporting that decision-makers rely on is the real measure of the role.
Activities & Interests
Play with Dog
Archery
Music
Driving
Running

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