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TechSur'sJob Title: Market Research Analyst Location: On-site, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India Job Type: Full-time Experience: (0-2 year) Timings: 2pm 11pm Company Overview: We are a forward-looking IT services and consulting firm delivering infrastructure, cloud, and technical support solutions to a diverse client base. Our culture encourages ownership, technical growth, and service excellence. This is a great opportunity for professionals looking to build a stable IT career while gaining exposure to multiple technologies and security practices. Job Summary: Market research analysts will track and analyze the U.S. public sector IT market to inform TechSurs business development. They research government opportunities, procurement trends, and competitors, providing data-driven insights to help capture U.S. federal, state, and local IT contracts. Junior Level Responsibilities: Monitor U.S. government procurement portals (e.g., SAM.gov) and subscription databases for relevant RFPs/RFQs and solicitation updates, compiling daily/weekly opportunity reports. Assist senior analysts in analyzing solicitation requirements (RFP sections, scopes of work) to extract key details like due dates, scope, and compliance needs. Gather and organize market intelligence on agency IT initiatives, budgets, and technology trends (cloud, AI, cybersecurity, etc.) in the public sector. Maintain internal databases or spreadsheets of potential opportunities, contract awards, and past performance references for easy retrieval. Support competitor analysis by collecting data on incumbent contractors and industry players in the federal marketplace. Required Qualifications: Bachelors degree in business, marketing, information technology, or a related field. Strong analytical and research skills; able to sift through government websites and data sources to find relevant information. Proficiency in MS Excel and PowerPoint for data analysis and creating reports/briefings. Excellent written and verbal communication skills to summarize findings clearly. Familiarity with U.S. government procurement processes or terminology (FAR, contract vehicles) is a plus; willingness to learn these is essential. Experience: 0–2 years of experience in market research or business analysis (exposure to government contracting environment is a bonus).
