Analytics Engineer Intern: Snowflake Dashboards

Emerson Electric Co; Austin (TX); Hybrid; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Emerson is offering an internship in the T&M Analytics Engineering team to build enterprise-scale data solutions on the Snowflake platform. You will partner with business and data teams to develop a scalable operational dashboard showing costs, pipeline health, and KPIs, while modernizing data governance through automated documentation and metadata management.

In this role you will apply SQL, Python, analytics, and AI-driven problem solving to deliver real business impact while learning from

Qualifications

• Enrolled in or completed a Bachelor's or Master's in Business Analytics, MIS, CIS or related field.
• Knowledge and experience in SQL and Python.
• Understanding of relational databases, data modeling concepts, and data platforms.
• Must have legal authorization to work in the United States.

Responsibilities

• Partner with business stakeholders and data team members.
• Understand data portfolio and data transformation pipelines using Snowflake.
• Design and build a scalable internal operational dashboard within Snowflake.
• Auto-generate documentation from Snowflake and tag sensitive columns.
• Communicate improvements and recommendations to both technical and non-technical audiences.
• Ensure assets are properly documented.

Skills

SQL

Python

Analytics

AI-driven problem solving

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Business Analytics, MIS, CIS or related field

Tools

Snowflake

Job description

Emerson is offering an internship in the T&M Analytics Engineering team to build enterprise-scale data solutions on the Snowflake platform. You will partner with business and data teams to develop a scalable operational dashboard showing costs, pipeline health, and KPIs, while modernizing data governance through automated documentation and metadata management.

In this role you will apply SQL, Python, analytics, and AI-driven problem solving to deliver real business impact while learning from