Business Analyst

Business Analyst

Location: Pune

Experience: 1–2 years

Employment Type: Full-Time

https://myfrido.com/

Who We Are:

Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Pune, Frido is a leading ergonomic comfort and

wellness brand dedicated to helping people walk, sit, and sleep better. Starting with

mobility aids, Frido has evolved into a holistic comfort brand offering footwear, cushions,

pillows, and ergonomic accessories designed to enhance everyday well-being. With

innovation at its core, Frido blends science, design, and technology to create products that

bring comfort to every step and moment of life.

Our Vision – Redefining Comfort for Modern Living

Job Responsibilities

• Build a strong understanding of Frido’s business model, cost structures, and operations

• Identify inefficiencies impacting cost, speed, or quality across functions

• Support prioritization by distinguishing high-impact issues from low-impact tasks

• Identify process gaps across operations, supply chain, logistics, and support teams

• Support implementation of practical, on-ground process improvements

• Track execution progress and measure impact against defined metrics

• Coordinate with external vendors across logistics, operations, and services

• Track vendor performance, SLAs, and commercial terms

• Support data-backed negotiations and commercial discussions

• Assist the Founder’s Office and DOFE team on high-priority initiatives

• Prepare concise trackers, updates, and decision-support notes

Requirements

• Strong business judgement and understanding of real-world trade-offs

• High comfort with Excel / Google Sheets

• Ability to convert insights into executable actions

• Strong stakeholder coordination and follow-through skills

• Comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving environment

• Exposure to vendor management, SLAs, or operations is a strong plus

What We Offer

• Direct exposure to founder-led priorities and decision-making

• Opportunity to work on high-impact efficiency and cost initiatives

• Early ownership and accountability

• Steep learning curve across operations, execution, and commercial decision-making