Data Analyst Intern at Direct Supply in Milwaukee, WI

Summary: Direct Supply is building the future of healthcare technology with industry-leading products, solutions and platforms to help improve the lives of millions of seniors and those who care for them. In the Data Analyst Intern position, you’ll support a team that delivers analytics and operational insights by completing key hands-on work that helps our programs run smoothly today while improving how they operate tomorrow. Responsibilities: - Support ongoing analytics and operational work by completing recurring tasks, validating data, and ensuring outputs meet defined quality and accuracy standards - Prepare, review, and validate request and approval packages by confirming required inputs are complete, accurate, and aligned with established guidelines - Perform recurring data checks and follow-ups to confirm outcomes align with defined rules, resolving discrepancies and escalating issues when appropriate - Compile and validate product usage metrics from multiple sources to support analysis, reporting, and informed recommendations - Assist with periodic audits by reconciling data differences, documenting exceptions, and ensuring outputs are organized and stored consistently - Maintain trackers and status logs that provide stakeholders with clear visibility into progress, issues, and next steps - Support ad hoc data and analysis requests, particularly during high-volume or peak periods - Document current-state workflows, including inputs, outputs, decision points, and handoffs, to improve clarity and reduce rework - Identify recurring operational pain points and recommend improvements such as standardized templates, quality checklists, and clearer process definitions - Support the transition of manual tasks toward automation by ensuring data, documentation, and requirements are structured and repeatable - Contribute to reporting and dashboard development by assisting with validation, quality assurance, and incremental improvements in tools such as Power BI Required Qualifications: - Currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in Statistics, Mathematics, Data Science, Analytics, Computer Science, or a related quantitative field - Ability to work part-time (15–25 hours per week) during the academic year and full-time (30–40 hours per week) during the summer - Experience using Microsoft Excel for data analysis, including formulas, filters, and pivot tables - Communicates Effectively - Develops and delivers impactful communications for diverse audiences across channels. Excels in both small and large group interactions. Captures attention, actively listens, and guides discussions towards targeted goals - Solves Problems - Uses technology and sharp logic to craft inventive solutions to complex issues, digging deep to tackle root causes. Conducts impartial analysis, leaving no stone unturned for comprehensive insights - Effectively Collaborates - Forges strong partnerships and works productively with others to achieve common goals. Finds common ground to solve problems and seeks out diverse perspectives to inform decisions. Quickly earns trust, puts others at ease, and shows empathy - Ability to execute repeatable workflows accurately, validate data, and identify opportunities to improve consistency and efficiency in operational processes - Ability to analyze and manipulate data using filters, pivot tables, formulas, and lookups to support analysis and reporting - Demonstrates curiosity and eagerness to learn tools such as SQL, Power BI, or other analytics technologies to support reporting and automation efforts Preferred Qualifications: - Exposure to analytics tools such as Power BI or SQL through coursework, internships, or personal projects - Familiarity with Databricks, data visualization concepts, or process improvement Required Skills: SQL, Power BI, Data Analysis Important Skills: Microsoft Excel Nice-to-Have Skills: Curiosity Benefits: Generous benefit package available.