Strategy Consultant Intern
We’re hiring at IBM! | AI-First Transformation – Strategy Consultant Intern
Are you passionate about AI, business strategy, and transforming the way organizations work? This opportunity could be for you!
IBM’s AI-First Transformation team is looking for students who want to help shape the future of enterprise transformation through AI, innovation, and strategic thinking.
We’re looking for candidates pursuing an MBA with experience or interest in areas like:
🔹 Strategy, transformation, or operations
🔹 AI, automation, and workflow modernization
🔹 Technology, product development, or analytics
🔹 Finance, value creation, or operating model design
What makes this opportunity exciting?
You’ll have the chance to work alongside transformation leaders and AI experts, explore cutting-edge AI solutions, redesign enterprise workflows, and contribute to initiatives that drive measurable business value.
Interested in helping shape the future of AI-powered enterprises?
Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eY4E2iSG
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