Internships are one of the best ways to break into data analytics. Whether you're a college student, a recent graduate, or changing careers, an internship gives you real-world project experience, mentorship, and often a path to a full-time offer.
26 jobs found
Senior Calypso Accounting Business Analyst
EPAM Systems — New York, New York, United States
Data Analyst Intern, Global Security Control Center, Spring 2027
The Walt Disney Company — Burbank, California, United States
Business Analyst
MFA Oil — Columbia, Missouri, United States
Technical Business Analyst 1 - Kiewit Technology Group
Kiewit — La Vista, Nebraska, United States
Data Analyst
ROI Agency — Portland, Oregon, United States
Business Analyst
KI — Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States
Content and Data Analyst
TOPS products — St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Business Analyst - eGaming
Arrow International — Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Business Analyst (III)
Mindlance — San Francisco, California, United States
Ethics & Compliance Data Analyst
SLB — Houston, Texas, United States
What You Need to Know
Data analyst internships typically pay between $20 and $35 per hour for paid positions, with some top tech companies offering $40+/hour. Most internships last 10–16 weeks and are available in summer, though some companies offer year-round rotational programs. The skills you'll use most are SQL, Excel, and basic visualization — internships are designed to be learning experiences, so employers don't expect deep expertise. Building 2–3 strong portfolio projects before applying dramatically increases your chances. During your internship, focus on understanding the business context of your analysis, not just the technical execution — this is what separates interns who get full-time offers from those who don't. Many of the best internship programs are at large companies (banks, tech firms, consulting companies) that have structured analytics training.