Job Description:

   

Job Family Definition:

Students or recent graduates of college, university, or other accredited academic programs, pursuing diplomas or degrees (Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD) in any field. Assists in various tasks aligned with their field of study, including research, collaboration on team initiatives and projects, problem-solving, and creative thinking to gain hands-on experience and develop professional skills. Includes internships, research roles, visiting scholar positions, or other program-related opportunities.

Management Level Definition:

Responsibilities:

Support the assigned business unit through research, analysis, and project coordination.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to contribute to ongoing activities as part of projects assigned.
Participate in team activities by attending team meetings, learn about project methodologies, and collaborate effectively with colleagues.
Identify and suggest implementation of specific changes to processes and tools to improve performance, efficiency, and customer/client satisfaction.
Develop an understanding of internal and external relationships with stakeholders for performance expectations and needs.
Fulfill tasks and responsibilities assigned by a supervisor in a timely and efficient manner. 
Participate in periodic reviews to share updates and incorporate feedback on assigned projects/initiatives.
Education & Experience:

Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Business, or a related non-technical field.
No prior experience required; previous internships or campus involvement is a plus.
Knowledge & Skills:

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills. 
Time management skills and working within defined timelines.
A collaborative, solution-focused mindset and overall sense of urgency.
Proficiency in standard office software (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite).
Impact/Scope:

University students actively enrolled in a university/college/institution pursuing a Bachelor's degree in a non-technical area of study, and who typically works during school breaks and then returns to their university. While this applies to most interns, there may be opportunities for full-time students to work as part-time interns during the school year in some countries.