F2F Intern

Ipsos Doxa; Turbigo; Hybrid; EUR 8,928 - 13,392; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel reimbursement of €700

Ticket restaurant

Flexible hours

Continuous training

Job summary

Ipsos Doxa in Milano is offering an internship for a F2F Intern to support fieldwork management for quantitative market research. The ideal candidate will have a degree in economics or humanities, be proficient in Excel, and possess strong attention to detail. Responsibilities include interacting with and managing interviewers, preparing briefings, and tracking interview progress. The internship offers a structured learning journey, flexibility in work hours, and opportunities for professional growth.

Qualifications

• Degree in economic or humanities disciplines.
• Excellent knowledge of the Office suite, especially Excel.
• Good command of the English language.
• Strong attention to precision, detail, and teamwork.
• Goal-oriented orientation.

Responsibilities

• Support the Fieldwork Manager and Team Operations in fieldwork.
• Manage and recruit interviewers for fieldwork.
• Prepare materials for interviewer briefings.
• Track interview progress via indicators.
• Assist with management software and internal coordination.

Skills

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Goal-oriented

Good command of English

Education

Degree in economic or humanities disciplines

Tools

Office suite (especially Excel)

Job description

Position

Milano – Stage – F2F INTERN

What you’ll do

• Support the Fieldwork Manager and the Team Operations across various operational phases of fieldwork for quantitative market research.
• Interact with interviewers and provide support in managing the network of field staff and interviewers on the ground, including recruiting new interviewers.
• Prepare materials, organise and support briefings for interviewers on how to conduct interviews (e.g. interview allocation, simulations, ad hoc methodologies, questionnaire content).
• Track interview progress quantitatively and/or via performance indicators.
• Assist the Fieldwork Manager with the use of specific management software (including the Ipsos I‑field platform) and coordinate with internal stakeholders (Data Processing, Market Researchers, etc.).
• Acquire basic skills in executing operational aspects of quantitative research projects.

Who we look for

• Degree in economic or humanities disciplines.
• Excellent knowledge of the Office suite, especially Excel.
• Good command of the English language.
• Strong attention to precision, detail, and teamwork.
• Goal‑oriented orientation.

What you’ll find

• An highly‑structured learning journey within an international group.
• Onboarding guided and structured by Line Manager and HRBP to ease your entry and integration into the company.
• An engaging work environment focused on people and ESG policies: Environment, Sustainability, People – D&I.
• Wide flexibility of hours and remote work options to optimally manage your time.
• Participation in internal wellbeing activities.
• Continuous on‑the‑job training and access to the Ipsos Training Center e‑learning platform.
• A People & Culture HR team available for support whenever needed.
• The opportunity to work closely with experienced professionals in the field.

Other information

• Sede di Milano.
• Travel reimbursement of €700 plus ticket restaurant.
• Start of internship: June 2026.
• Duration: 6 months, 38 hours per week.

EEO Statement

Ipsos recognises the necessity of building an inclusive culture that values individual identity and diverse perspectives. Over the past 40 years, our mission has been to generate and analyse data on society, markets, brands and behaviours to provide our clients with insights that improve their understanding of the world. This would not be possible without the people at Ipsos who collect and analyse that data – they are the essence of what we are and what we do. We are committed to providing equal opportunity, creating an environment that promotes inclusion, and encouraging our staff to act responsibly in line with our code and policies on diversity and inclusion, human rights, equality and civility. All applicants will be considered for the position regardless of age, race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected status as a refugee, disability or any other protected category.