Data Science Intern - London Summer 2026

Nasdaq
London
1 month ago
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Data Science Intern

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Data Science Intern

Data Science Intern

At Nasdaq,you’llkick off your career in a place where learning and collaboration are part of every day. In this role,you’lljoin ourEuropeanMarket Datateam,working closely withdata to help support ourEuropean markets.

We are looking for a data science internthat likes not only working withnumbers,structuringbig data sets, but alsowantto tell the story of the data, helping us further improve our processes.To thrive in ourteam,we believe you are structured,analyticalandliketo solve problems.

Youdon’tneed to have all the answers right now —we’llhelp you build your skills, confidence, and network to grow into the role and beyond.

WhatYou’llDo:

Work directly with large sets of data to structure andfindsolutions.

Learn howto collaborate with teammates acrossdifferent functionsand regions 

Bring your ideas and curiosity to problem-solving and project work.

Take part ina global internshipcommunity, learningsessionand mentorship to accelerate your growth.

WhatWe’reLooking For:

Auniversitystudentgraduating2027inengineering, data science, computer science, or a related field.

Experience with programming(Python, SQL)and working with large datasets.

Eagerness to learn, ask questions, and contribute to a team environment.

Strong communicationand organizational skills.

Interestin financial markets, trading, or fintech.

Nice-to-Have:

Anypreviousrelevant internship, project, or coursework.

Experience working in multicultural or team-based settings (e.g., student clubs, volunteering).

Experience withautomationusingMachine Learning orAI-tools.

Come as You Are 

Nasdaq is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and identities.
 

Weensureindividuals with disabilities areprovidedreasonable accommodation throughout the hiring process. To request accommodation, contact us directly.


This role is at our London office, close to a bus stop for easy access and with restaurants and shopping centers close by. The position is on-site inLondon,thereforecandidates need to have a valid work Visain UKand candidates from London areprioritizedin the process.Our recruitment process is continuous, so pleasesubmityour resume in English as soon as possible.

About our Internship Program

Nasdaq’s Internship Program is a 10-week summer experience designed to give students real exposure to how global markets and technology come together. Our interns work on meaningful projects alongside Nasdaq teams, gaining hands-on skills that make an impact on the business.

We believe the best way to learn is bydoing-that’swhyyou’llbe paired with a mentor, connected with senior leaders, and included in professional development sessions.You’llalso join a diverse global intern community, sharing experiences and building networks that last beyond the program.

Our goal is to provide a supportive, engaging, and fun environment where your work feelsvaluedand your growth comes first. Check out our Nasdaq Internship Program page to learn more and hear directly from past interns about their journeys.

Come as You Are

Nasdaq is an equal opportunity employer. We positively encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of age, color, disability, national origin, ancestry, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, veteran status, genetic information, or any other status protected by applicable law.

We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment. Please contact us to request an accommodation.

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