This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Analyst, Trust & Safety Operations based in India.
This role sits within a fast-paced Trust & Safety Operations function supporting the quality and integrity of a global research technology platform.
You will investigate quality issues, monitor operational data, and identify unusual patterns that could affect suppliers, clients, or users.
The position combines data analysis, stakeholder collaboration, quality investigations, and continuous process improvement.
You will work across departments to manage requests and escalations while providing clear, actionable insights from your findings.
The role is well suited to someone who is curious, proactive, highly organized, and comfortable working with large datasets and multiple priorities.
You will also contribute to quality programs, product improvements, documentation, and initiatives designed to strengthen operational standards.




This is a fully remote opportunity requiring availability to work US Eastern Time (EST) hours.
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Accountabilities:
Communicate and collaborate with cross-functional teams to manage incoming requests, quality concerns, and operational escalations.
Conduct quality investigations by analyzing operational data, identifying trends, and preparing explicit reports and insights.
Monitor internal data, traffic patterns, and performance statistics to proactively identify unusual spikes, declines, or irregularities at supplier, client, or user level.
Support and drive quality programs involving suppliers, clients, users, and other relevant stakeholders.
Investigate data anomalies and help troubleshoot underlying quality or operational issues.
Share concise, actionable feedback and recommendations based on data findings.
Contribute ideas and requirements for the development and improvement of internal tools, products, and operational processes.
Regularly maintain and update prod

📌 Analyst, Trust (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India