Kearney Business Analyst (6-month Intern) 2026

Posted 2 days ago

kearney italiaItaly (NY)

Management AnalystsAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Junior

About the role

Kearney Business Analyst (6-month Intern) 2026 Job Description 2026 - Business Analyst Intern (6 months) Who are we looking for? We are looking for talented problem‐solvers ready to become full members of our client teams. We offer a six‐month internship for students in the final year of their MSc program or recent graduates. (School credits are available only for students from Italian universities.) Interns are expected to contribute ideas, insights, and fresh perspectives.Working alongside experienced consultants, you will have the opportunity to develop models, conduct complex analyses, and engage in research assignments both at the office and on client sites. Why Kearney? At Kearney, we encourage you to be yourself, and we give you the freedom to contribute creatively while you also learn, develop and make your mark. As a business analyst, you will attend training programs where you learn essential concepts and methodologies that are crucial to management consulting. You will work alongside colleagues who will help you grow as you help our clients solve their most important issues.QualificationsWhat are we seeking for? PLEASE APPLY ONLY IF YOU ARE READY TO START THE SELECTION PROCESS IMMEDIATELY (i.e. you are fully autonomous in solving Business Cases and therefore you are ready for the technical interviews) Remember to enter all your final grades (or GPA). This is mandatory to be considered for screening. Enrolled in the 2nd year of Master's degree, preferably in Business or Engineering 108 min for Bachelor 28 min GPA in Master Italian and English (C1-C2 level required for both languages)

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