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Data and Systems Analyst Intern (infrastructure development)

 (Internship / Analyst Program)

Location: Remote  

Work Format: Deliverable-based, flexible scheduling  

Position Type: Internship / Analyst Program  

Classification: Part-Time / Temporary / Seasonal  

Program Duration: 8–12 weeks (aligned with academic term schedules and student availability)

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Role Overview

Morsby, Gorman, McCarthy LLC is seeking Data & Systems Analyst Interns to support infrastructure and development initiatives through structured data organization, dataset development, information processing, and systems support.

This role is part of a broader multi-disciplinary infrastructure program and is designed to support how information is structured, organized, and utilized across project workflows. The purpose of the role is to transform large volumes of unstructured or semi-structured information into clean, organized, and usable data formats that support analysis, planning, and execution.

Participants will work with a wide range of materials, including research outputs, institutional reports, policy documents, sector data, and internally generated materials. The work produced through this role will contribute to internal data systems, structured datasets, and organized information frameworks used across research, strategy, communications, and business development functions.

The Data & Systems Analyst position is designed to provide applied, hands-on experience in real-world data handling, organization, and systems thinking within a project-based environment.

This role functions as a foundational data and systems layer within a multi-disciplinary team structure. Data & Systems Analysts help ensure that information collected across projects is structured, usable, and accessible for downstream analysis and decision-making.

Participants will work under structured guidance with defined deliverables, regular feedback, and mentorship throughout the program. This role is aligned with academic learning objectives and is intended to complement coursework in data, analytics, business, economics, or related fields.

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Core Purpose of the Role

The core purpose of this role is to support the data organization and systems development needs of infrastructure and development projects by:

Transforming unstructured information into structured datasets

Supporting the development of organized data systems and workflows

Ensuring consistency, accuracy, and usability of project data

Assisting in the creation of structured inputs for research, strategy, and reporting functions

Contributing to a multi-disciplinary workflow that connects research, data, strategy, communications, and implementation planning

This role is educational in nature and designed to help participants strengthen their ability to work with real-world data, build structured outputs, and understand how data supports broader project execution.

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Key Responsibilities

Data & Systems Analyst Interns may contribute to a range of activities, including but not limited to the following:

Extract structured data from reports, PDFs, and research materials  

Build and maintain datasets using Excel or Google Sheets  

Organize, label, and categorize information for internal use  

Clean, standardize, and validate data to ensure consistency and accuracy  

Support the development of internal data tracking systems and organizational frameworks  

Translate unstructured or loosely structured information into clear, usable formats  

Assist in maintaining organized repositories of structured data and project materials  

Support research teams by preparing structured data inputs for analysis and reporting  

Identify patterns, inconsistencies, and gaps within datasets  

Contribute to improving internal workflows related to data organization and accessibility  

Assist in documenting data structures, definitions, and organizational logic where applicable  

Depending on project needs and candidate strengths, participants may take on more advanced data structuring responsibilities over time  

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Expected Deliverables

Participants may be expected to produce structured outputs such as:

Organized datasets in Excel or Google Sheets  

Cleaned and standardized data tables  

Categorized and labeled data repositories  

Structured data extraction sheets from reports or documents  

Internal data tracking and organization templates  

Documentation of data structures, definitions, and organization logic  

Deliverables will be clearly defined and scoped based on project needs and participant experience level. Work will be reviewed to ensure quality, consistency, and alignment with project objectives.

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Nature of the Work

This is a structured, data-focused internship role designed to provide practical exposure to how information is processed and structured in real-world project environments.

The role goes beyond basic data entry. Participants will gain exposure to applied data workflows, including:

Working with real-world institutional and project data  

Understanding how data quality affects analysis and decision-making  

Learning how raw information is converted into structured datasets  

Supporting the creation of internal systems that enable efficient data use  

Contributing to a collaborative environment in which data supports research, strategy, and execution functions  

Work may involve both independent assignments and collaboration with team members, depending on task type and project phase.

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Qualifications

Candidates for this role should ideally demonstrate the following:

Strong attention to detail and organizational ability  

Comfort working with structured data and spreadsheets  

Ability to process large volumes of information accurately  

Analytical mindset and problem-solving capability  

Ability to follow structured workflows and guidelines  

Strong time management and reliability  

Ability to work independently while maintaining consistency in outputs  

Willingness to learn and adapt within a multi-disciplinary team environment  

Prior formal experience is not required if the candidate demonstrates strong analytical or organizational ability.

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Preferred Academic Backgrounds / Majors

This role may be particularly well suited to students or early-career individuals from backgrounds such as:

Data Analytics  

Business Analytics  

Information Systems  

Economics  

Finance  

Mathematics / Statistics 

Operations / Supply Chain 

Engineering (non-specialized)  

Related analytical or quantitatively oriented disciplines  

Candidates from adjacent fields with strong data-handling ability are encouraged to apply.

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Nice to Have

The following are not required, but may strengthen a candidate’s fit:

Experience working with Excel or Google Sheets beyond basic usage  

Exposure to data cleaning, formatting, or organization  

Coursework in data analytics, business analytics, or quantitative methods  

Experience working with structured datasets  

Familiarity with organizing large sets of information  

Interest in infrastructure, development, or project-based work  

Exposure to tools or workflows used to process or organize large volumes of information  

Familiarity with structured documentation or knowledge management tools (e.g., Notion or similar platforms)  

Basic familiarity with scripting, automation, or tools used for data processing (e.g., Python or similar) is helpful but not required  

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Tools & Exposure

Participants may gain exposure to:

Microsoft Excel  

Google Sheets  

Structured data workflows 

Internal data organization systems  

Documentation and knowledge management tools (e.g., Notion or similar platforms)  

Introductory exposure to tools or concepts used in data processing or automation environments  

No advanced programming or technical background is required for this role.

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Preferred Candidate Level

This role is designed to be accessible to strong candidates across multiple academic stages:

Sophomore and Junior students preferred  

Junior, Senior, and Graduate students may take on more advanced responsibilities  

Exceptional Freshman candidates may be considered based on demonstrated ability  

Strong candidates at any level are encouraged to apply  

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Who This Role Is Best For

This role is a strong fit for:

Students interested in data organization, analytics, or systems work  

Individuals who enjoy working with structured information  

Candidates who prefer organization, accuracy, and system-building tasks  

Students seeking applied, hands-on experience beyond coursework  

Individuals interested in how data supports real-world projects  

Candidates who are detail-oriented, methodical, and process-driven  

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Program Structure & Time Commitment

Program Duration  

8–12 weeks aligned with academic schedules  

Time Commitment  

Approximately 5–15 hours per week (target ~10 hours/week)  

Flexible scheduling to accommodate academic responsibilities  

Extension Possibility 

Extensions may be considered based on performance and project needs  

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Compensation

This is an unpaid, educational internship designed for academic and professional development. The role focuses on skill-building, applied experience, and mentorship rather than paid employment.

This internship is structured as an educational experience and is intended to comply with applicable guidelines governing unpaid internships. The primary beneficiary of the program is the participant, with a focus on skill development, training, and academic alignment.

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Educational & Academic Credit Framework

This role is designed as a structured educational experience. Participants will receive guidance, defined responsibilities, and mentorship throughout the program.

The position is intended to complement academic study and does not replace paid employee roles.

This internship may be eligible for academic credit depending on institutional requirements. Participants are responsible for coordinating with their university.

The organization is willing to provide documentation and supervision confirmation where appropriate.

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Learning Outcomes

Participants can expect to:

Develop practical data organization and structuring skills  

Strengthen proficiency in Excel and data handling  

Learn how to clean, standardize, and validate real-world data  

Gain experience converting unstructured information into structured datasets  

Understand how data supports research, strategy, and decision-making  

Improve attention to detail and analytical thinking  

Gain exposure to infrastructure and development project workflows  

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Supervision & Program Structure

Participants will operate within a defined supervisory structure, with clearly assigned points of contact and oversight.

They may receive:

Defined assignments and deliverables  

Guidance on data structure and organization  

Feedback on accuracy and quality  

Ongoing coordination with project leads  

Work will be reviewed periodically to ensure quality, accuracy, and alignment with project standards.

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Feedback & Evaluation

Participants will receive feedback on:

Data quality and accuracy 

Organization and structure 

Attention to detail  

Consistency and reliability 

Ability to follow systems and improve workflows  

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Professional Expectations

Participants are expected to:

Maintain organized and accurate work  

Communicate clearly and professionally  

Meet agreed-upon deadlines 

Follow structured workflows and incorporate feedback  

Demonstrate reliability and accountability in assigned responsibilities  

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What You’ll Gain

Experience working with real-world project data  

Exposure to structured data workflows  

Development of practical data and systems skills  

Experience contributing to multi-disciplinary teams  

Professional feedback and mentorship  

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Growth Opportunities

High-performing participants may be considered for:

Extended roles  

Increased responsibilities 

Future project involvement 

Potential transition into long-term roles  

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Application Instructions

Apply via Handshake and submit:

Resume  

Handshake profile  

A brief 3–5 sentence statement of interest explaining your motivation and relevant skills  

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Summary Positioning Statement

This role is intended to function as a structured, educational, data-focused internship that provides hands-on experience in data organization, systems development, and real-world project workflows. It is designed to support academic learning while providing practical exposure to infrastructure and development initiatives.