As our BI Intern, you'll be an architect of crucial information, translating raw data into strategic narratives that drive business decisions. Get ready to dive into a dynamic environment where each SQL query can reveal transformative opportunities.

Your day will be a journey of discovery and impact. You'll navigate between report creation, SQL data extraction, and collaboration with cross-functional teams. Each task is an opportunity for learning and meaningful contribution.

We're part of an innovation ecosystem where every member is valued for their curiosity and potential. Our BI team is an idea lab where young talents are encouraged to question, explore, and reimagine possibilities.

Amazon follows an in-person work model, and all employees, including interns, must work in person 5 days per week.

Key job responsibilities
Develop analytical reports that translate complex data into actionable insights
Perform data queries and extractions using SQL
Collaborate with different teams to understand information needs




Support the construction of dashboards and data visualizations
Actively participate in continuous improvement processes
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

- Currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in mathematics, engineering, statistics, computer science, or similar fields, with a graduation conferral date between Mayo 2025 and December 2027.
- Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office Excel (pivot tables, VLOOKUP, charts)
- Intermediate knowledge of SQL
- Intermediate reading and writing skills in English
- Availability to intern for 12 months
- Availability to work 6 hours a day, Monday to Friday, totaling 30 hours per week, within business hours
- Availability to work in person 5 times a week at Amazon
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

- Knowledge of SQL
- Speak, write, and read fluently in English

Our inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers.

📌 Business Intelligence Intern 2027, AUTA (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Servicios Comerciales Amazon Mexico de C.V. - D44
📍 Ciudad de México