Data Analysis Internship

About the opportunity

Bavarian Capital is growing its analytical support for a large Spanish infrastructure client, with the goal of maintaining strong standards in capital allocation and investment oversight. The position is for a Data Analysis Intern who will help process, review, and interpret project-related information that feeds into long-term investment decisions. It is intended for an early-career professional who wants exposure to major infrastructure work while building a foundation in the firm’s investment methodology.

Role overview

This is a full-time, fully remote internship suited to candidates at the beginning of their careers. You will support the organization and analysis of data tied to large infrastructure assets, helping the team maintain dependable information for strategic planning. The environment is steady, structured, and professional, with an emphasis on careful communication and logical thinking rather than pace or high volume. The role is designed to build practical experience in data handling within a specialized investment setting.

Key responsibilities

• Clean, sort, and prepare raw datasets gathered from infrastructure reports and financial documents.
• Keep internal spreadsheets current for tracking project progress and capital expenditure.
• Help produce recurring summaries and charts for internal decision-making.
• Check databases for gaps, inconsistencies, and other data-quality issues.
• Assist with researching historical market information and benchmarking data relevant to the infrastructure industry.
• Work with investment analysts to make sure data is ready for monthly performance reviews.
• Record data collection methods so the team can keep processes consistent and easy to follow.
• Join team check-ins to share findings and provide updates on assigned data work.

Candidate profile

• Applicants should be currently studying or have recently completed a degree in Economics, Mathematics, Data Science, or a similar discipline.
• Strong comfort with spreadsheet tools and handling detailed, multi-layered data tables is expected.
• Basic understanding of descriptive statistics and how they support investment analysis is preferred.
• High accuracy, close attention to detail, and a disciplined approach to verifying work are important.
• Candidates should be able to write concise, clear summaries of technical or numerical findings.
• Because the role is remote, the ability to manage tasks independently and stay organized is essential.
• Exposure to tools or query languages such as SQL or Python is useful, though not mandatory.
• A professional attitude and comfort with calm, structured working environments are desirable.

What’s offered

• A fully remote setup with flexibility and professional independence.
• Internship compensation described as competitive for the role and sector.
• Practical exposure to data from a major European infrastructure partner.
• Mentorship from experienced professionals who value careful analysis and long-term development.
• A work setting without the distractions of a conventional office.
• The chance to strengthen technical capabilities using real investment and project data.
• A culture that treats interns as professional contributors and welcomes thoughtful input.
• Access to the systems and resources needed to do high-quality analysis from home.

Working style and culture

Bavarian Capital describes its culture as calm, disciplined, and focused on thoughtful financial decisions. The organization does not favor rushed conclusions or short-lived trends; instead, it emphasizes stability, durability, and clear reasoning. It operates as a remote-first firm, giving team members the flexibility to work from locations that suit them best. Professional respect, trust, and enough space to focus on one’s work are central to the environment. The company aims to create a steady pace that supports strong results without unnecessary stress, while building lasting value for partners and a reliable workplace for employees.