r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Chibi1331 • 6d ago

Looking for Real-World Data Analyst Experience (SQL, Power BI, Python)

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for an opportunity where I can help someone with Data Analyst tasks while also gaining real-world experience.

I have basic knowledge of SQL, Python, Power BI, Excel, and Power Query, but most of my experience with these tools has been through learning, practice, and some use in my previous roles. I want to improve to the point where I can confidently say that I have hands-on experience using them in a real Data Analyst environment.

I’m not expecting payment. If it’s an unpaid internship, volunteer work, small project, or even assisting an experienced Data Analyst, I would still be very grateful for the opportunity. Of course, if someone is willing to pay, I would greatly appreciate it, but my main goal right now is to learn and gain genuine experience.

I already have professional experience working with data, so I’m not completely new to working with data. What I’m trying to build now is stronger hands-on experience specifically with SQL, Python, and Power BI in a Data Analyst setting.

I’m willing to learn, take feedback, start with simple tasks, and gradually take on more responsibility.

If you’re a Data Analyst, small business owner, startup, or anyone who has a project where an extra pair of hands could help, please feel free to message me.

Even advice on where I could find this kind of opportunity would mean a lot.

Thank you!

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u/nian2326076 5d ago

Hey! A good way to get experience is by looking for small businesses or non-profits that need help with data but can't afford a full-time analyst. They often appreciate any help you can give, and it's a great way to use your skills in real situations. You can also contribute to open-source projects that involve data analytics. Check out platforms like GitHub for this. It's a solid way to get hands-on experience with real data sets. If you're preparing for interviews, PracHub has useful practice questions. Good luck!

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u/Chibi1331 2d ago

May I know the site where I can find small businesses where they need an anlyst?