Data Analytics Intern
We are #Hiring: #DataAnalyticsIntern
I am looking for a driven Data Analytics Intern to join my team and help us turn complex data into measurable business value.
If you want to move beyond textbook datasets and get hands-on experience building scalable analytics pipelines that directly impact the bottom line (and drive EBITDA expansion), this role is for you.
You will be working directly with me to solve real-world engineering and analytics problems.
What You Will Do:
Automated Data Ingestion: Assist in building and maintaining automated data pipelines and working with Delta tables.
Advanced Analytics & Engineering:
Write complex, optimized SQL queries (including deduplication and transformations) and build Python scripts for web automation (e.g., Selenium).
Data Governance:
Help implement best practices in data management, aligning with frameworks like DAMA-DMBOK.
Value Creation:
Collaborate on dashboards and models that uncover actionable business insights and drive operational efficiency.
Who You Are:
You have a solid foundation in Python and SQL.You understand the basics of data engineering and are eager to learn about modern data architecture.
You have a "full-stack" and entrepreneurial mindset—you care just as much about the business outcome as you do about the code.
You are a proactive problem solver who thrives in a fast-paced environment.
📍 Location: Gurugram
How to Apply:
If this sounds like you, please send me a DM or email at [contact shared on WhatsApp] , your resume along with a brief note on a data project you are most proud of.
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