Intern – Data Analyst
Pubblicato il 16-08-2026 - Baker Hughes in Firenze
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The Data Analyst Intern support the Aeroderivative Engines team in data analysis and process improvement activities. The intern will assist in managing internal databases, developing tools, and preparing reports that support the full project lifecycle—from early tendering phases to final customer delivery.
This internship offers the opportunity to work in a technical and international environment, building strong analytical and organizational skills within the aeroderivative engines domain.
As a Data Analyst Intern, you will be responsible for:
Support the update and maintenance of the GTE Aero Engines database. Contribute to the creation of standard reports and dashboards for project support. Collaborate in the improvement of processes and data‑driven tools used by the team. Analyze large datasets, transforming the