EY has an Associate Analyst opening (job 1681365) in its Demand Generation team, with the working title GTM Content Delivery Support (Associate). It is not a coding job, and it is a good one to know about if you like web publishing, content tools and detail work. We post this kind of role regularly on the Hirecept WhatsApp jobs channel.
EY Associate Analyst Role Overview
The role sits inside EY's Clients and Industries function. The Demand Generation team there builds pipeline for the firm through events, content and activation work. As the associate, you help deliver go-to-market content and keep EY's collection of trusted content accurate and current.
- Role: Associate Analyst, GTM Content Delivery Support
- Team: Demand Generation, Clients and Industries
- Job ID: 1681365
- Location: not shown in the posting text I could read, so check the listing
- Pay: not listed
What the role involves
Day to day, this is production work for web content. The posting lists web publishing, choosing and optimizing images, building and updating simple web pages from templates, bulk content migration and routine edit requests. Requests come through tools like Adobe CMS, Workfront and SharePoint. You apply EY's visual brand standards, and you test and release updates to content management tools.
GenAI shows up twice: you are expected to use it to finish tasks faster and to suggest improvements.
Skills and eligibility for the EY Associate Analyst role
- Attention to detail and comfort following set processes
- Clear written and spoken communication
- Microsoft Office, GenAI tools such as Copilot, and basic web production knowledge (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery or Python)
- Willingness to learn Adobe CMS, Workfront and SharePoint
- Basic experience in content delivery, publishing or digital asset management, with room to grow
- Good coordination and time management
The posting does not state a degree requirement or years of experience in the text I could read.
Who it suits
This suits someone who enjoys tidy, repeatable work and gets bothered by a broken link or a wrong image. If you have maintained a website, a blog or a college portal, you already have relevant proof. It is less suited to people who want to write backend code every day.
How to stand out
Show a small web project or a site you edited, even if it is simple. Mention HTML and CSS comfort and any CMS you have used, such as WordPress. Say how you use AI tools to work faster and how you check their output. Expect questions about handling several requests with deadlines and about how you catch mistakes, which is our reading of the role rather than a stated process. The Hirecept LinkedIn page shares resume tips for non-coding roles.
Check before you apply
- The posting text does not list the city or work arrangement. Confirm on the listing.
- Salary is not mentioned.
- The experience level is described as basic, but no exact years are given.
- Details come from the employer's posting and can change.
FAQs
Can freshers apply for the EY Associate Analyst role? The posting asks for basic experience in content delivery, publishing or digital asset management. It does not say freshers are excluded, but it does not say they are welcome either.
Is this a coding job? Not mainly. Web basics help, but the work is content publishing and updates.
Is the salary mentioned? No.
Which tools will I use? Adobe CMS, Workfront, SharePoint, Microsoft Office and GenAI tools such as Copilot.
Where can I find more openings like this? See the latest quick openings and follow Hirecept on Instagram.
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Similar analyst and associate roles: the Deloitte Services Associate role in Hyderabad and the Societe Generale Analyst role in Bangalore.
