Business Intelligence Analyst Intern

North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives

Dec 18, 2023

Applications are closed

Internship
Full-time
Off-cycle Internship
Data
Raleigh

Requirements

Must be a current student enrolled at an accredited college or university, pursuing a bachelor’s or graduate degree in analytics, statistics, applied mathematics, or related field.
Work Experience:
Preferred:
Experience working in an office environment is desirable
Basic statistics, analytics, and visualization methods
Programming skills in SQL, and Python or other statistical language
Power BI, Azure, Databricks
The ability to analyze and interpret data
Data visualization
Problem-solving skills
Accuracy and attention to detail
Ability to work in a team environment
Ability to communicate and explain complex concepts, both verbally and in writing, at both a high level and at a technical level depending upon the audience and customer
Be curious, research oriented, and a motivated self-learner
Possesses a collaborative spirit and a positive attitude

Responsibilities

Collaborate on cross-team efforts on data analytics solutions and visualizations
Identify key components that drive business analytics and decision-making
Work with large quantities of data
Create comprehensive analytical reports

North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives

Driven by service and inspired by innovation.

Energy

Industry

51-200

Employees

Mission & Purpose

North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are a network of not-for-profit electric utility organizations powering the days and empowering the lives of 2.5 million North Carolinians from the mountains to the coast. There are 26 electric distribution cooperatives rooted in communities across the state, each committed to delivering homes, farms and businesses with safe, reliable, affordable and environmentally responsible electricity. There is a group of cooperative organizations in Raleigh that works for the 26 distribution cooperatives. This group includes: North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation, the power supplier to the co-ops; North Carolina Association of Electric Cooperatives, the trade association providing services to them; and Tarheel Electric Membership Association, the organization that supplies the cooperatives with the materials necessary to maintain their modern, sophisticated systems. Each cooperative is independent and owned by the people, called members, to whom it provides service. Those members elect the cooperative’s board of directors, which is responsible for establishing the cooperative’s policies, goals and strategies. The cooperative difference lies in our history and structure as not-for-profit utility providers that put people first. This difference positions us perfectly to operate daily with a unique purpose: to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve and empower our members to take control of their energy use.