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Morningstar

Multilingual Data Analyst Intern

  • Office
  • 0-3 years
  • English (C1)
  • German (B2)
  • French (B2)
  • Spanish (B2)
  • Dutch (B2)
  • Italian (B2)
  • Portuguese (B2)
  • SV (B2)

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Description

This is a data research internship on a team of data analysts who deliver financial data to clients in global markets.

The role suits speakers of German, French, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai, Japanese or Korean who want to join the team as a data analyst intern.

Responsibilities

  • Gather, sort and check financial data so it is timely, accurate and complete across global markets.
  • Help maintain relationships with fund companies by setting up acquisition channels and fixing data problems.
  • Work with global data teams to hit production deadlines and deliver high-quality data to clients.
  • Learn and use project management methods such as LEAN Six Sigma to improve workflows and solve data issues.
  • Write up client requests as specifications, translating them where needed, while building hands-on experience with financial data processes.
  • Work closely with the Global Data Team and local business representatives to keep financial data accurate and on time across markets.

Requirements

  • Fluent English plus at least two other languages, which lets you work with providers in different countries and across international markets.
  • Ability to work well in collaborative teams with people from varied backgrounds, and to respond to client needs with empathy and care.
  • Strong interest in the financial industry and investment data, with a good grasp of data quality, methods and processes.
  • Ability to organise work, handle large data volumes and meet deadlines.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and a habit of using organisational skills on complex projects.
  • Previous project management experience and familiarity with operational and performance data.

Conditions

Internship position on a team of data analysts.

The role works closely with the Global Data Team and local business representatives.

The company asks for applicants who are proactive and want to help shape the future of financial data.

Equal opportunity applies.

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Morningstar

  • Industry: FinTech

Offices in Madrid, Spain, Spain

Also hiring in London, United Kingdom, United Kingdom, Toronto, Canada and 6 more places

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Details13 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Employment, Company, Requirements
Tech stack
  • Excel
Seniority
Intern
Type
Internship
Industry
FinTech
Specialty
Data Analyst
Region
Europe
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Role

Category
Data & Analytics
Specialty
Data Analyst
Seniority
Intern
Experience
0-3 years
Tech stack
  • Excel

Location

Work model
Office
Region
Europe
Offices
  • Madrid, Spain
  • Spain

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Internship

Company

Industry
FinTech

Requirements

Languages
  • English (C1)
  • German (B2)
  • French (B2)
  • Spanish (B2)
  • Dutch (B2)
  • Italian (B2)
  • Portuguese (B2)
  • SV (B2)

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