Unilever calls application for Data and Analytics Internship in the Customer Development at Rotterdam, Netherlands. Basically, Customer Development ensures that Unilever’s brands are available to its consumers and customers all over the world. In addition, the Customer Development teams work a lot with data and analytics, since this is becoming ever more important.

During this internship candidates will gain a deep understanding of the business and the many challenges it faces and they will learn how to make a success out of a product difficult environment.

Responsibilities 

• Working on one or more analysis independently or with other team members.
• Presenting your findings to the stakeholders.
• Collecting data, cleaning up data, and making sure the quality of the data is up to standard.
• Think along with the team on how to present the analysis best towards our business colleagues.

Requirements 

In order to be eligible for this Customer Development Internship in Unilever, candidates must be

• Available for 5 or 6 months from September 2020 (at least 32 hours a week).
• Registered as a Bachelor/Master student, enrolled in a study with an analytic component. For example courses on Statistics, Market Assessment, Marketing research, or Marketing intelligence.
• Able to understand and analyze complex situations and data.
• Fluent in English. Also, knowledge of Dutch is a plus.
• Good at MS Office. In addition to that, experience with Power BI is a big plus.

Benefits 

• An outstanding internship where candidates will immediately fully commit to the company.
• A unique opportunity to take a look behind the scenes at Unilever.
• An internship allowance of € 500,- gross per month.
• A travel allowance if candidates do not have an OV travel card.
• Lots of responsibility, but also good guidance during the internship.

Unilever

Unilever is a British-Dutch transitional goods company with headquarters in London, United Kingdom and Rotterdam, Netherlands. It produces foods and beverages, cleaning agents, beauty products and personal care products in a very large quantity. However, food and beverage cover 40% of its total revenue. Overall, it is Europe’s seventh most valuable company as well as is one of the oldest multinational companies. Unilever sells its products in over 190 countries in the world.