FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY INTERN (FSI GTM)

Snowflake
London
1 year ago
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Build the future of the AI Data Cloud. Join the Snowflake team.

There is only one Data Cloud. Snowflake’s founders started from scratch and designed a data platform built for the cloud that is effective, affordable, and accessible to all data users. But it didn’t stop there. They engineered Snowflake to power the Data Cloud, where thousands of organizations unlock the value of their data with near-unlimited scale, concurrency, and performance. This is our vision: a world with endless insights to tackle the challenges and opportunities of today and reveal the possibilities of tomorrow.

We’re looking for dedicated students who share our passion for ground-breaking technology and want to create a lasting future for themselves and Snowflake. The Financial Services Go-to-Market (FSI GTM) team is seeking a motivated intern to support research, operations, and data technology initiatives. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to Snowflake’s growth in the financial services sector while gaining hands-on experience in an innovative environment.

WHAT WE OFFER:

Paid, full-time internships in the heart of the software industry.

Post-internship career opportunities (full-time and/or additional internships).

Exposure to a fast-paced, fun, and inclusive culture.

A chance to work with world-class experts on challenging projects.

Opportunity to provide meaningful contributions to a real system used by customers.

High level of access to supervisors (manager and mentor), detailed direction without micromanagement, feedback throughout your internship, and a final evaluation.

WHAT WE EXPECT:

Must be actively enrolled in an accredited college/university program during the time of the internship.

Desired Class Level: Junior, Senior, or Graduate.

Desired Majors: Business, Data Science, Finance, Computer Science, or related fields.

Required Coursework: Foundational courses in data analytics, business, or finance.

Recommended Coursework: Advanced courses in data visualization, cloud computing, or machine learning.

Bonus Experience: Familiarity with SQL, Python, Snowflake, or similar data platforms.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN / GAIN:

Research and analysis of financial services trends, including regulatory compliance, ESG initiatives, and Open Banking.

Hands-on experience with Snowflake’s data platform and its applications in financial services.

Exposure to sales enablement, operational workflows, and cross-functional collaboration.

Insights into cutting-edge technologies like AI/ML and data sharing ecosystems.

POSSIBLE TEAMS / WORK FOCUS AREAS:

Research: aggregate & Analyze industry trends, emerging technologies, and competitor activities to support GTM strategies.

Operations: Curate insights, track initiatives, and optimize internal workflows including improving global best practice.

Data Technology: Assist in creating and testing industry asset like demos, solutions, workflows for use cases including regulatory reporting, fraud detection, and ESG initiatives.

AI:support AI program adoption activities in FSI.

Snowflake is growing fast, and we’re scaling our team to help enable and accelerate our growth. We are looking for people who share our values, challenge ordinary thinking, and push the pace of innovation while building a future for themselves and Snowflake.

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