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How to become an operations research analyst

Official title: Operations research analyst

Also called: Business intelligence consultant (non-IT), Business intelligence specialist (non-IT), Business operations analyst, Information and communications technology (ICT) product analyst, Intellectual property information analyst, Operation process analyst, Quantitative strategist, Head of Product Analysis, Head of Risk Analytics/Head of Compliance Analytics, Lead Product Analyst, Risk Analytics Analyst/Compliance Analytics Analyst, Risk Analytics Manager/Compliance Analytics Manager

Operations research analyst conducts quantitative analytics, data modelling and data analysis to address problems faced by organisations. He/she formulates mathematical models, assembles data relating to or representative of variables in the model, directs computations and other data preparation to test models and solve equations or for other business use cases. He/she prepares reports for management describing the solution to the problem and the alternative solutions. He/she may help with the deployment of quantitative models and guide others in the use of analytics to support business needs or analyse business products.

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How do I become an operations research analyst?

Ways in include: Computing & IT degrees; Business & Commerce degrees.

How much does an operations research analyst earn in Singapore?

Median full-time pay is $76,224 a year (Ministry of Manpower (via data.gov.sg)). The middle half earn $57,120 to $114,360.

Will AI change the work of an operations research analyst?

Generative AI could change many tasks in this job, which usually reshapes the work more than it replaces it, by the ILO's global estimate.

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Updated 4 October 2026