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Summer Intern 2027 - General Accounts

Boston, MA · On-site

$16.25 - $21.75/hr

As a Global Corporate Finance Intern, you will gain hands-on experience in fixed income investing ... Support ESG analysis by assessing environmental, social, and governance factors and their potential ...

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What does an ESG Analyst Intern do?

An ESG Analyst Intern assists in analyzing a company's environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices and performance. They typically help collect and assess data on sustainability initiatives, ethical business practices, and corporate governance structures. Interns may support the preparation of reports, presentations, and research on ESG trends, as well as help evaluate investment risks and opportunities based on ESG factors. This role is ideal for individuals interested in responsible investing and sustainability within the finance sector.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an ESG Analyst Intern?

To thrive as an ESG Analyst Intern, you need a solid understanding of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) frameworks, strong analytical skills, and a relevant academic background in finance, sustainability, or related fields. Familiarity with ESG data platforms, sustainability reporting standards (such as GRI or SASB), and proficiency in Excel or data analysis tools are typically required. Strong attention to detail, effective communication, and the ability to work collaboratively distinguish top candidates. These skills are crucial for accurately assessing ESG risks and opportunities, enabling organizations to make responsible investment and business decisions.

What types of projects and collaborations can an ESG Analyst Intern expect during their internship?

As an ESG Analyst Intern, you can expect to work on a variety of projects such as researching sustainability trends, analyzing company ESG disclosures, and assisting with data collection for reporting purposes. Interns often collaborate closely with senior analysts, portfolio managers, and sometimes directly with client-facing teams to support ESG integration into investment decisions. You'll likely participate in regular team meetings, contribute to presentations, and may be assigned independent research tasks that feed into larger projects. This collaborative, project-based environment provides valuable exposure to both ESG frameworks and the broader investment process.

What is the difference between Esg Analyst Intern vs Esg Analyst?

AspectEsg Analyst InternEsg Analyst
Required CredentialsTypically pursuing or recent graduate with relevant courseworkBachelor's degree in finance, environmental science, or related field; often requires some experience
Work EnvironmentInternship setting, often part-time or temporaryFull-time professional role within investment firms, corporations, or consultancies
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in finance, investment, and consulting firms for entry-level rolesUsed in similar industries for ongoing, full-time ESG analysis

The main difference between an Esg Analyst Intern and an Esg Analyst is experience level and employment status. Interns are usually students or recent graduates gaining initial exposure, while analysts are full-time professionals with more responsibilities and expertise in ESG analysis.

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Kearney Summer Business Analyst Intern 2027

Manhattan, NY • On-site

Other

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Kearney Summer Business Analyst Intern 2027 Job Description

As a Summer Business Analyst Intern at Kearney, you will work alongside a dedicated and diverse set of people for 10 weeks and contribute to consulting project teams as we offer honest advice and practical guidance to our clients.

With the freedom to be yourself and recognition for what you bring to the table, put your purpose into action this summer and join us as we help build a future that works for everyone, everywhere—as a Kearney Original.

What to expect

  • Gain unique hands-on experiences as you broaden your knowledge and experience in an open, agile, and collaborative environment.
  • Ensure the success of project workstreams by completing tasks such as gathering and analyzing data and conducting competitor assessment studies.
  • Support in the creation of recommendations and implement co-created solutions for clients across a range of industries and service practices.
  • Take advantage of structured on-the-job learning and development opportunities, including a dedicated mentor who will provide guidance throughout your internship.

Who you are

After nearly 100 years, we know this business is fundamentally about making connections- between facts, figures, insights, strategies, tools, technologies, and above all, people. That's why we look for collaborative, insightful, and inquisitive problem-solvers who do not accept the first thing in front of them and who are always unapologetically themselves.

We want to hear from you if you are:

  • Ready to share your ideas and contribute as soon as you join a team
  • Analytically inclined and enjoy solving problems
  • Able to prioritize and are a doer by nature
  • Experienced in your chosen field
  • In your penultimate year of your undergraduate degree

You are eligible to apply for the practices below. During your application, you will have the option to pick your ranking of the practices.

Communications, Media, and Technology (CMT): The telecommunications, media, and technology practices combine high-impact service offerings to boost the competitiveness of our clients, working with them along the entire value chain - from strategy, product development, customer interaction, and digital enablement to operations, procurement, large-scale cost programs, transformation, and supply chain.

Consumer Industry and Retail Practice (CIRP): Today's consumer industries retail market presents extraordinary opportunities for companies to transform their operations and gain unprecedented competitive advantage and market share.

Digital & Analytics (D&A): As technological shifts continue to disrupt industry, our clients face challenges that demand pragmatism, innovation, and a relentless focus on results. Our recently combined Digital and Analytics practice is uniquely positioned to address these challenges by helping clients think better, build better, and scale better. In doing so, we aim to become the leading digital, data, AI, and analytics firm for strategic operations, the trusted partner for CEOs, COOs, CIOs, CDOs, and CTOs for their most important digital and technology-driven transformations, and the consultants of choice in an AI-enabled world.

Energy & Processes (EPI): Energy and Process Industries is a dynamic and growing practice that powers every industry and sector. We partner with practices across the firm to build compelling perspectives and offerings to our clients and work on cutting-edge projects that directly impact our way of life. Candidates with a strong interest or background in Chemicals, Oil & Gas, Utilities, Metals & Mining, or ESG/Sustainability should consider this role.

General Practice (GP): Generalist role with no practice alignment. The Business Analyst role will work across industries and functions without specializing. All consultants are expected to specialize by the manager level.

Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice (HLS): The HLS practice teams with companies across biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, distributors and pharmacies, payers and providers, and consumer health to address their strategic and operational issues.

Mobility, Defense, and Advanced Industries (MDI): The automotive, aerospace and defense, transportation, travel, industrial products, and infrastructure practice integrates all the capabilities of the end-to-end mobility value chain. From innovative product design to complex engineering infrastructure, our industries represent the backbone of the global economy.

Private Equity and Principal Investors (PEPI): Consultants who join the PEPI team will work throughout the entire end to end M&A cycle: deal strategy and screening support, diligence (commercial, operational, ESG, IT), pre and post close planning and execution, divestitures (from TSA creation through the entire carve out process), CXO corporate transformation and strategy. Candidates with a strong interest in mergers & acquisitions, transformation, and corporate strategy should consider this role.

Strategic Operations (SOP): Consultants who join the Strategic Operations team will work across industries. Candidates with a strong interest or background in operations (plan, make, source or deliver) should consider this role. Strategic operations business analysts will have the chance to work across all 4 towers production, plan, source and distribute.

Strategy, Growth & Organization Transformation (SG&OT): The SG&OT practice deals with a vast number of topics ranging from the structure of organizations, the processes they run, and how they engage their people, focusing on general and administrative (G&A) processes such as finance, accounting, and human resources.

KEARNEY MUST CONSIDER CURRENT U.S. IMMIGRATION RULES AND OBLIGATIONS FOR OUR FULL-TIME ENTRY LEVEL ROLES, ESPECIALLY WHERE VISA SPONSORSHIP IS REQUIRED. FOR THIS REASON, WE ARE UNABLE TO CONSIDER BUSINESS ANALYST CANDIDATES THAT REQUIRE VISA SPONSORSHIP NOW OR IN THE FUTURE, THIS INCLUDES STEM OPT EXTENSIONS.

Interview Process

This role is only for our Chicago, New York, Toronto, and San Francisco offices. Candidates will have virtual first round interviews from September 9, 2026 to September 15, 2026. Final round interviews will be held virtually on September 25, 2026 or October 2, 2026. If you are invited to first round interviews, you will receive a notice from a Kearney recruiter to schedule your interview.

The Summer Business Analyst base salary will be $8,300.00 USD per month, less required and authorized withholdings and deductions, payable in accordance with Kearney's payroll practices. This position has been classified as exempt under applicable wage and hour law. Accordingly, you will not be eligible for overtime pay. Because this is a temporary internship position, you are not eligible to participate in Kearney's employee benefit plans or programs, including health and welfare, retirement. You are eligible for sick leave, paid time off and relocation assistance, if applicable, as described separately. Kearney reviews compensation regularly and may adjust compensation from time to time to reflect market conditions and business needs.

Equal Employment Opportunity and Non-Discrimination
Kearney prides itself on providing a culture where our employees belong and thrive equally, which means our people feel comfort, confidence, and joy as they do great things for our firm, our colleagues, and our clients. That's why Kearney is committed to building a diverse workforce and inclusive environment. Kearney is an equal opportunity employer; we recruit, hire, train, promote, develop, and provide other conditions of employment without regard to a person’s gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, race or ethnicity, religion, age, national origin, disability, marital status, pregnancy status, veteran status, genetic information, or any other differences consistent with applicable laws. This includes providing reasonable accommodation for disabilities or religious beliefs and practices. We encourage everyone to apply, including those who may not feel historically represented in consulting.

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