Data and Business Intelligence Analyst, Intern

About the role

The Data and Business Intelligence Analyst Intern will support the end-to-end lifecycle of Power BI reporting and data modeling. This role focuses on driving data-driven decision-making while exploring AI-driven solutions to enhance operational efficiency. The position requires a commitment to data transparency and clear logic for all stakeholders.

What you'll do

  • Support end-to-end BI development by defining requirements and creating functional prototypes and production-ready reports.
  • Build and maintain robust semantic models for BI and AI applications using Python, SQL, Power Query, and DAX.
  • Manage and configure Row-Level Security and evaluate Object-Level Security for sensitive data.
  • Apply modern design patterns to create intuitive, user-friendly reports while contributing to the Hitachi Rail Power BI Toolkit.
  • Analyze datasets for usability and propose methods to improve data integrity.
  • Document data processing steps, manage report testing, and host Gate Reviews for production releases.
  • Contribute to AI and automation initiatives by building agentic workflows to improve operational efficiency.

What you'll need

  • Currently in 4th or 5th year of a Computer Science, Software Engineering, or IT program.
  • Demonstrated experience developing Power BI reports, including proficiency in DAX and Power Query.
  • Strong foundational knowledge of SQL or T-SQL for data querying and transformation.
  • Experience or familiarity with Python for data processing, scripting, or automation.
  • Knowledge of UI/UX principles and an analytical mindset.
  • Familiarity with modern development environments, such as VS Code, and AI-assisted coding tools.
  • Strong organizational, presentation, and communication skills in English.

Location & details

  • Location: Scarborough, Ontario, Canada.
  • Term: Fall 2026 (September 2026 to August 2027).
  • Work Modality: Hybrid (minimum of 2 days per week in the office).
  • Schedule: Full-time, 40 hours per week.
  • Compensation: Paid internship with paid vacation.
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