Jasmine Tan, Senior Consultant for Deloitte Transcript

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As a data analyst I solve real life problems every day, whether it be reviewing IT or overall controls or building fundamental restructures. My name is Jasmine, I am a mathematician and a senior analyst at Deloitte.

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As an analyst I assist financial services institutes with their problems that may arise through the investment process so this includes any risk that may arise from capital, market or liquidity risks that can happen.

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I think there’s a huge stigma of banks ripping people off and general bad practices and I want to reshape the financial services industry so that people have trust in where they’re putting their money and where they’re investing their money for the future.

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Having done a maths degree at UTS, it’s really helped the way I approach a problem. For others looking to do analytics at UTS I’d say take advantage of your lecturers- they are the most friendliest, biggest support that you could have throughout your university career.

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Since graduating from UTS, I’ve utilised the skills that I’ve learnt from my maths degree. A mathematician’s skillset does not lie with the numbers of formulas that you learn but more so a way of thinking and a way you approach problems.

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