About Autism - Data and Analytics Internship

Company

Oliver Wyman

About Oliver Wyman

Oliver Wyman is a global management consultancy with relationships in industry, government, and non‑profit organisations. We create teams of experts to work on client problems across multiple sectors.

What is the data & analytics practice?

Data and Analytics is a specialist business unit within Oliver Wyman, established in 2017 in Newcastle‑upon‑Tyne and expanded to Milan and Berlin. We are a dynamic, fast‑growing team of quantitative analytics specialists working across a global footprint in industries including Financial Services, Insurance, Retail and Transportation. Clients hire us for analytical rigour with a relentless focus on client impact.

The Newcastle team has grown to around 30 people, with a mix of quantitative expertise from Analysts to Directors. We are looking for Entry Level Graduates pursuing a career in quantitative analytics. Specific quantitative experience is not required; candidates with a relevant quantitative education will have excellent career and growth opportunities.

We are committed to developing our people and supporting progression to leadership. We seek candidates who are excited to work in an entrepreneurial environment focused on delivering impact.

Role description

This internship offers the same responsibilities as our Entry Level Analyst role and provides exposure to the type of work we do and our team culture. You will have access to training and guidance of a blue‑chip consulting firm while being part of an ambitious startup.

There will be opportunities to travel, with a mix of client site time and offsite work; individual needs will be considered when staffing decisions.

You will receive in‑depth training above and beyond typical for an Oliver Wyman consultant.

Duties include:

• Managing the execution of individual project work streams, including:
  • Developing hypotheses
  • Managing data collection, model creation and analyses
  • Conducting primary and secondary research
  • Creatively tackling information limitations
  • Presenting insights
• Supporting the delivery of projects

What do you look for in applicants?

• Candidates in their penultimate year of study or beyond in a quantitative discipline:

  • Mathematics
  • Statistics
  • Physics
  • Computer Science
  • Engineering with strong quantitative applications

• Strong analysis, documentation, and communication skills

• Able to work collaboratively in a team

• Able to work independently

• Creative approach to solving problems

• Ability to maintain and respect confidentiality

• Effectively present results, potential issues and implications

• Excellent written, verbal and analytical communication with colleagues and clients - including using PowerPoint, Outlook, Word and Excel

• Ability to work with tight deadlines

• Ability to maintain and respect confidentiality

How to apply

Please follow the link to Workday for more details and to complete the application form.

Recruitment timeline

Note:

Some dates in the original description refer to past timelines and have been omitted to reflect current applicability.