Strategic Projects Intern

Cia. Hering

Intern supporting strategic projects through data structuring and analytical tools for decision making. Collaborating across departments and contributing to sales and stock forecasting models.

Posted 4/23/2026internshipSão Paulo • 🇧🇷 BrazilEntry LevelWebsite

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

SQL

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide analytical support to inform decision-making on the company’s main initiatives, assisting with data structuring and the development of analytical tools.
Support extraction, cleaning, and structuring of data from multiple sources.
Assist in the development of performance monitoring dashboards.
Collaborate in the creation of analytical tools that contribute to process improvements and decision support.
Participate in building forecasting models for sales, demand, and inventory.
Interact with stakeholder departments to validate data and support the implementation of action plans.
Provide executives with data collection and analyses that underpin data-driven recommendations.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Education: Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Engineering (or related areas, subject to internal alignment).
Experience/Knowledge: Knowledge of SQL is considered a plus.
Ability to interact effectively with different areas of the company.
Ability to collect and organize information accurately and with attention to quality.
Ability to set up routines for monitoring performance indicators.
Strong communication skills for presenting data and recommendations.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Position also open to candidates with disabilities (people with disabilities).

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Hard Skills & Tools

data structuringdata extractiondata cleaninganalytical tools developmentperformance monitoring dashboardsforecasting modelsSQL

Soft Skills

interpersonal skillsattention to detailcommunication skillscollaborationanalytical thinking