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IT Data Analytics Analysts
a month ago
Description
Job Title
PBWM Technology, Summer Analyst, Data & Analytics - Jacksonville (North America - 2024)
Job Location
- Jacksonville, FL 32232
Job Overview
- Citigroup is seeking students for the software development track of its Summer Analyst program in the Personal Banking & Wealth Management Technology Analyst Program (PBWMT).
- The program is based in Dallas, Texas, and Jacksonville, Florida.
- The program starts in June and runs for 10 weeks.
- PBWMT is a tech company inside a bank, developing software for various end users.
- Summer Analysts will receive training, networking, and mentoring opportunities.
Compensation
- Annual Salary: $80,000
- Primary Location Salary Range: $50,000.00 - $140,000.00
Responsibilities
- The Data & Analytics team supports customer-facing and internal applications.
- Core roles available in the team: Data Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer, Visualization Engineer.
- Each role has specific technical skill requirements.
- Interns will work on tasks related to their assigned role.
Requirements
- Pursuing a Bachelors degree in any discipline.
- Preferred disciplines include Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Statistics, Mathematics, or related fields.
- GPA of 3.0 or above preferred.
- Fundamental understanding of technologies including but not limited to Hadoop/Big Data Technologies, Spark, Google or AWS Cloud Development Data Solutions, Scala, Python, Machine Learning concepts/frameworks/infrastructure, Angular/React, Java, Tableau, or SQL.
- No sponsorship for U.S. work authorization required now or in the future.
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