The Reference Data Management Junior Analyst supports the accurate creation, maintenance, and verification of client, account, product, and other reference data across Citi systems. Requirements typically include a bachelor’s degree, strong attention to detail, sound Microsoft Excel skills, analytical and problem-solving ability, and willingness to work the APAC shift. Experience in banking operations, data management, reconciliations, or quality control is advantageous. The successful candidate is expected to follow procedures and controls, investigate data discrepancies, meet service-level targets, maintain accurate records, protect confidential information, and work effectively with regional teams. Clear communication, adaptability, process discipline, and a commitment to risk and regulatory standards are important.
Citi, formally Citibank, is the global banking business of Citigroup, a major financial services organization headquartered in the United States. It operates across numerous countries, serving corporations, financial institutions, governments, and individual customers. Citi is particularly known for corporate and commercial banking, transaction services, markets, wealth management, cards, and institutional banking. Its Philippine operations, including offices in Taguig, support regional and global functions such as operations, technology, finance, risk, compliance, and data management. The company provides an international working environment where employees collaborate across time zones and business lines. Citi places strong emphasis on regulatory compliance, operational controls, customer service, technology, and responsible risk management. Benefits and compensation vary according to role, experience, shift arrangements, and employment terms.
The Philippines offers strong opportunities in banking operations, shared services, technology, customer support, finance, healthcare, and business-process outsourcing, especially in Metro Manila, Cebu, and Davao. Taguig is a major commercial center with modern offices, restaurants, malls, and condominium housing. Filipino culture is generally welcoming, family-oriented, English-friendly, and influenced by both Asian and Western traditions. Lifestyle costs vary, with Manila usually more expensive than provincial areas; traffic and rainy-season disruptions are practical considerations. The country’s islands offer beaches, diving, hiking, and a relaxed weekend lifestyle, from Palawan and Boracay to Cebu and Siargao. Foreign professionals normally need an appropriate work visa, commonly supported by the employer, and may require an Alien Employment Permit. Visa rules change, so applicants should confirm requirements with the Philippine embassy and immigration authorities before relocating.
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