Automotive Analyst Intern
Job Description
Do you like cars, data, technology, or figuring out what makes markets move?
Black Book is looking for curious, detail-oriented students who want to see how data is used in the real world. Our team tracks automotive market trends, reviews vehicle information, studies used vehicle market activity, and helps businesses better understand the automotive industry.
This paid summer internship is designed for local students interested in data science, business analytics, automotive technology, finance, economics, engineering, computer science, or market research.
Internship Details
Company | Black Book |
Location | 1745 N. Brown Road, Suite 130, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 |
Schedule | Approximately 18 hours per week |
Workdays | Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday |
Hours | 6 hours per day |
Program Dates | End of May through the first week of August |
Pay | $20 per hour |
What you will Learn
As an Automotive Data Analyst Intern, you will get hands-on exposure to how an automotive data company turns raw information into useful insights. You will learn how vehicle data is gathered, reviewed, organized, and used by companies across the auto industry.
Research trends in the used vehicle market
Review automotive data for accuracy and consistency
Learn how analysts track market changes and pricing patterns
Observe online automotive auctions and market activity
Support reports, presentations, and team research projects
Help organize vehicle information and market research findings
Work with analysts and data professionals to understand how raw data becomes business insight
Explore how vehicle details such as year, make, model, mileage, condition, options, location, and market demand are used in automotive data analysis
Who Should Apply
Students interested in data, cars, technology, business, finance, or analytics
Students who are comfortable working with numbers and details
Curious problem-solvers who like spotting trends and patterns
Organized, reliable students who are willing to learn and ask good questions
Strong communicators who can explain what they find
Students comfortable using Microsoft Office tools such as Word and PowerPoint
Team-oriented students who also enjoy independent work
Great Fit for Students Interested In
Data Science
Business Analytics
Automotive Technology
Finance or Economics
Computer Science
Engineering
Market Research
Automotive Data and Technology
Why this role is cool
Most people see cars as transportation. We see them as data.
Every vehicle has a story: year, make, model, mileage, condition, options, location, and market demand. Black Book helps turn vehicle information and market activity into insights used by lenders, dealerships, manufacturers, technology companies, and other automotive professionals.
Translation: students will see how STEM skills actually get used outside the classroom. No mystery worksheet energy here.
Prior automotive experience is not required. Curiosity is.
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