Manager / Business Analyst – MD’s Office

```markdown ## About the Company Action TESA (Action Group) is a dynamic organization where strategy, finance, and operations converge. The MD’s Office is the nerve centre of the organisation, where critical decisions are made. ## About the Role We seek a sharp, driven professional to support the leadership team on business analysis, project planning, and high-priority cross-functional initiatives. This high-visibility role offers insights into how a manufacturing business operates end-to-end and places you in decision-making rooms. ## Key Responsibilities - Lead project planning and execution for strategic and capex initiatives. - Maintain visibility and tracking of all key MD-office initiatives. - Prepare management dashboards and review decks. - Automate reporting and improve efficiency using IT systems and AI tools. - Conduct business and financial analysis to support decision-making. - Coordinate monthly/quarterly business reviews. - Build business cases and structured recommendations. - Support board and investor-facing material preparation. - Act as a bridge between the MD’s office and functional heads. ## Requirements - Graduate/Postgraduate from a reputed institute. - 2–5 years in relevant roles. - Strong project planning and analytical skills. - Proficiency with Excel, PowerPoint, and ERP/SAP data. - Tech- and AI-forward mindset. - Excellent communication skills. - High ownership and discretion. - Willing to travel and operate in a fast-paced environment. ## Location & Work Mode The role is based in Delhi at the Head Office and is an onsite position. ## Additional Requirements - Preference for candidates using AI tools. - Manufacturing/industrial experience preferred. - Fast-paced, sharp, detail & data-oriented. ## Compensation Monthly compensation: 109 INR ## What We Offer Direct mentorship from leadership, a 360° view of a growing manufacturing business, and a fast track into senior commercial/strategy roles. ```

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