Data Scientist Intern
Ardian
Data Scientist Intern
Ardian
Global private markets investment house
The Role
Integrated within the data science team, the intern data scientist will work on data projects directly related to Ardian's portfolio assets (ie industrial companies in various sectors such as renewable energy, transportation, retail, healthcare etc.) as well as more transverse projects within the company (such as generative AI, etc.)
This position requires a certain degree of autonomy, always accompanied by regular supervision from other data scientists and team managers. It also offers direct exposure to the management of the concerned companies, as well as current issues of decarbonization and sustainable development.
Depending on the workload and the intern's interests, they may also work on topics related to the fund's more general investment and asset management activities.
Required Skills
· Rigor
· Motivation
· Autonomy
· Responsiveness
· Team spirit and excellent communication skills
· Ability to simplify complex technical concepts
· Efficiency
Profile
· 3rd-year student (end-of-studies internship) or 2nd-year student (2nd gap year internship) of engineering or business school, currently pursuing a degree in data science, Statistics, Mathematics, Operations Research, or related field
· Prior experience in data science required
· Advanced proficiency in Python required
· Fluent English essential
· Good command of Excel and PowerPoint appreciated
Other information
Remuneration based on profile
Monday – Friday meals provided in Ardian's office
Open to J1/F1 sponsorship
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Ardian is a large private investment firm that raises capital from institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals to invest in private markets. It operates across five segments—Fund of Funds, Direct Funds, Infrastructure, Private Debt, and Real Estate—providing a range of diversified investment options. The firm earns fees from managing assets and from performance bonuses when investments meet targets, and it oversees about $166 billion in assets. Its goal is to grow clients’ assets by offering access to and management of private market investments with a long-term approach, drawing on its history and breadth of strategies that set it apart from competitors.
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