Are you looking for an opportunity to grow as a young professional? Do you enjoy being part of a team where you contribute to a company’s success? If so, our internship program is just what you are looking for! Here at UFG Insurance, we are a company with SPIRIT (Service, Partnerships, Innovation, Respect, Integrity, and Trust). We believe in delivering on the promises we make to our employees, policyholders, agents, and to the communities that we live and work in.
UFG’s internship program is a ten-week opportunity to complete projects you’re proud of, network with insurance industry professionals, and develop the necessary professional skills to succeed in your future career.
The Data Analytics Intern is responsible for leveraging available data for the purposes of creating business insight. The intern will be exposed to complex data structures, writing SQL queries, refining/blending raw data for analytical purposes, analyzing patterns in the data, and packaging the analysis in clear and concise presentation formats to communicate business insights. This position will provide you with a hands-on opportunity to be part of a creative team that provides strategic, forward-thinking solutions to our management team.
Here's what to expect:
- Identify, analyze, and interpret trends or patterns in complex data sets
- Design and build comprehensive reports/dashboards and other tools to assist business managers in making business decisions
- Support the enterprise data warehouse in identifying and revising reporting requirements
- Recommend ways to improve data reliability, efficiency and quality
- Collaborate with EA team members on project goals
Here's what it takes:
- Active undergraduate or graduate student. Candidate must be returning to school in the fall.
- Preferred fields of study are: Statistics, Finance, Economics, Actuarial Science, or related disciplines
- Analytical skills with the ability to collect, organize and analyze information with attention to detail and accuracy
- Adept at queries (SQL), report writing and presenting findings
- Ability to translate business requirements into non-technical terms
- Ability to create content rich and concise data visualization outputs for easy consumption by business users
- Ability to be resourceful in solving complex business problems
- Understanding of star/snowflake schemas as general data warehousing methodologies