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Build a donut pie chart in Tableau

Create a calculate field ->1 -> drag to row (AVG ) ->then duplicate -> Under "Marks" ->remove all the "table" second "Marks"-> adjust the size smaller and change the color to white ->go to row, the second duplicate avg to set into dual axis ->the 2 pie will overlap each other -> hover at the second axis and synchronise the axis -> go to first axis -> edit axis-> change the "range" to fixed, and set to 1

Donut 🍩 will be there

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Self Intro

I am currently a Master’s candidate at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), pursuing a Master’s degree in Analytics and Visualization. I excel in project management and dashboard creation, particularly with tools like Power BI and Tableau, which align well with the requirements for this role. My hands-on experience includes streamlining workflows, developing data-driven dashboards, and providing actionable insights to enhance operational efficiency.
I bring a strong analytical mindset and hands-on expertise in data visualization and process improvement. I can help transform data into meaningful insights, develop intuitive dashboards to support decision-making, and contribute to optimizing operations through Kaizen activities and digital transformation tools. I am comfortable working in a group setting, drawing from my experience as a Sales Executive, where I led initiatives and collaborated with diverse teams. My collaborative approach ensures I can integrate effectively with cross-functional teams to deliver impactful results.
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Why do u apply to this role?

I applied for this position because it offers an excellent opportunity to apply my data analysis skills and passion for improving operational processes. As a global leader in innovative technologies, I see Thales as the perfect environment where I can contribute meaningfully to both immediate operational needs and long-term strategic projects. I’m excited to take on tasks like dashboard development, process optimization, and cross-functional collaboration, and I believe my skills and enthusiasm can add value to your team while helping me grow in the field of operations support and business analytics.

What is the motivation?

"My motivation stems from the desire to work in a dynamic and impactful environment where I can directly contribute to optimizing workflows and uncovering insights from data. I am particularly drawn to this role because it emphasizes not only technical skills like data visualization but also professional skills like collaboration and problem-solving. Thales’ commitment to fostering innovation and operational excellence inspires me to bring my best to the role and grow alongside the team."

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How does Thales support interns in gaining industry exposure and developing technical skills?

Self Intro
I am currently a Master’s candidate at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), pursuing a Master’s degree in Analytics and Visualization. I excel in data processing, reporting and workflow processing, which align well with the requirements for this role. My hands-on experience includes streamlining and automating workflows using Power Automate, conducting data analysis using Power Bi, and present the dashboard to the stakeholder, aiding the process of making informed decision.

The goal of me doing this internship is to gain experience in healthcare operations as well as polish my technical skill like sql skill.
May I know what the ideal candidate profile for this role looks like?

Why do u apply to this internship?
I applied for this position because it offers an excellent opportunity to learn from the professional expert, in the meanwhile, apply my data analysis skills and passion for improving operational processes. As a global leader in innovative technologies, I see Thales as the perfect environment where I can contribute meaningfully to both immediate operational needs and long-term strategic projects. I’m excited to take on tasks like dashboard development, process optimization, and cross-functional collaboration, and I believe my skills and enthusiasm can add value to your team while helping me grow in the field of operations support and business analytics.

What is the motivation?
"My motivation stems from the desire to work in a dynamic and impactful environment where I can directly contribute to optimizing workflows and uncovering insights from data. I am particularly drawn to this role because it emphasizes not only technical skills like data visualization but also professional skills like collaboration and problem-solving. Thales’ commitment to fostering innovation and operational excellence inspires me to bring my best to the role and grow alongside the team."

Do you have anything to ask me?
How do you measure success in this internship role?
What qualities do you think make an intern thrive in this position?
How does Thales support interns in gaining industry exposure and developing technical skills?

I am looking for someone who has a lot of ideas and need not someone to be the 10/10 coders...
Yes, I would say I am a good observant. I pay attention to the details and listen to people feedback. Taking example, I understand the concern of the repair workshop leaders and look into the matters, come out with the proposal and present it to my mentor, although it end up being unsuccessful given there is a purpose asking them to do so.

I am hungry with knowledge and always curious of the things around me. I feel alive and alive when I keep on learning and gain a new skills, if else I would have stay put with my FT role right before my studies. But in fact, I take up initiative to go for night school to upskill myself, one of the colleague also find there is limitation with the current role, so I actually suggesting him for an upskill, but he replies with the I am too old for new knowledge, which is something that I could not agree with, in fact, he is just 3 years older than me. To me, I believe in the saying goes like: the more knowledgable you are, the smarter the decision you can make. and I and the person who embrace lifelong learning ideas, and my dad somehow glad that he wasnt born in this era as he likes to mock at me saying a bacholor back in the time is going to be useful for 30-40 years.

I like to engage with people, be it in the workspace or beyond. I always can learn something new from diff people given everyone is unique. Of course, sometimes you might disagree, but I like the feeling challenging the existing idea I have and come up with a conclusion, ok they are right, or it is something that I can explore further...

Always stay humble, never be arrogant and complacent. I am a good learner, I have 4 certs from uni... I would not go any more cert from formal institution, instead I will learn online