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New York Life Business Analytics & Digital Transformation Summer Internship 2027: Eligibility & How to Apply

A ten-week analytics pathway using data, dashboards, digital tools and process improvement to support insurance-business decisions.

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College yearRising sophomores, juniors and seniors · graduation December 2027–May 2030
CompensationPaid
Location / arrangementNew York, NY; White Plains, NY; or Jersey City, NJ · team-dependentHybrid · three days per week onsite
Availability at reviewSummer 2027 · rolling review through Dec 31, 2026

Who can apply?

  • Applicants must be enrolled at an accredited four-year college or university and expect to graduate between December 2027 and May 2030.
  • New York Life describes the program for rising sophomores, juniors and seniors. Excel is named, while Tableau, Power BI, SQL and Python are listed as useful familiarity rather than universal hard prerequisites.
  • The posting requires US work authorization, offers no employment-based sponsorship and excludes applicants relying on OPT or CPT for this program.
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Tableau, Power BI, SQL and Python are useful examples in the posting, not a reason to list every tool. Lead with the tools you can explain through real work and label coursework honestly.

Dates, pay & program timing

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The Summer 2027 internship runs for ten weeks from June 1 through August 5, 2027. New York Life says applications will be accepted through December 31, 2026 and considered on a rolling basis, with interview selections communicated by the end of January. The published rate is $27 per hour.

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How to apply to New York Life

  1. Open requisition 95081 and verify availability, office choices and current requirements before starting the application.
  2. Choose an analysis or process-improvement example and make the decision it supported visible; include a shareable dashboard or repository only when you own the work and the context is understandable.
  3. Submit through the New York Life portal before the stated cutoff and keep the requisition, confirmation and version of the resume you used.
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Be able to explain a dashboard without hiding behind the visualization: who used it, how the data was cleaned, which measure mattered, what limitation remained and what action the result supported.

For automation or digital-product work, discuss the original workflow, the user, the failure modes you considered and how you checked whether the change helped.

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New York Life: questions before applying

Which college years can apply?

New York Life names rising sophomores, juniors and seniors whose expected graduation falls between December 2027 and May 2030.

Do I need Python for this internship?

The posting calls exposure to SQL, Python and similar languages a plus. It emphasizes analytical problem solving and names Excel directly.

What is the Summer 2027 schedule?

The official posting states June 1 through August 5, 2027, with a hybrid three-days-per-week office schedule.

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