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Expression of Interest - Internships & Entry-level Roles in UK

Job Locations UK-Marlow | UK-London | UK-Manchester | UK-Glasgow | UK-Glasgow Requisition ID 2024-36204 Job Category Emerging Careers Travel Requirements None

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Opportunities for students and early career talent at SAS are commonly available in the following areas:

We’re not about coffee runs and boring busywork. Our intern program is focused on development, culture and community. We’ll help you grow professionally, thrive in an award-winning work environment and make memorable connections with your co-workers and fellow interns. Internships are available in a variety of areas, including:

Technical:Software development, testing, and similar roles. Majors typically include: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Management Information SystemsAnalytical:Data science, statistics, and analytical consulting and similar roles. Majors typically include: Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, FinanceBusiness:Corporate function and marketing roles. Majors typically include: Business, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Accounting, Risk/InsuranceTechnical Enablement Academy:Our full-time academy roles are designed to bridge the gap between academic life and your first full-time role at SAS. We have a 8 - 10 week training course located across our EMEA offices. The course is designed to transfer knowledge of SAS products, technical skills, and necessary resources to recent grads to prepare you for a successful career at SAS. We offer unique academy opportunities:Technical & Analytics Consulting Customer Success ManagersTechnical Support EngineersAdditional Early Career Roles:We seek passionate, high-potential talent for various early career roles throughout the year inTechnical Roles:SalesCustomer AdvisoryCustomer Success Technical Support Marketing Education Project management Software Developer (Glasgow)

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