Partner Engineer Graduate Intern (Summer 2025)

To qualify for the Partner Engineer Graduate Intern position at Sigma, you must be a current graduate student pursuing a degree in Business, Analytics, or Data Engineering, preferably an MBA with a focus on data analytics graduating Spring 2026 or later. You should have a strong interest in partnerships, excellent communication and organizational skills, and knowledge of SQL and Python.

As a Partner Engineer Graduate Intern at Sigma, your main responsibilities include developing an ecosystem glossary, assessing demo environments, creating demo assets, and coordinating partner webinars. You'll collaborate with various internal teams and assist in planning events while presenting your findings to leadership at the internship’s conclusion.

As a Partner Engineer Graduate Intern at Sigma, you will work on meaningful projects such as improving Big Query demo environments, creating standardized demo assets, collaborating on partner enablement events, and developing analytical workbooks that will contribute directly to Sigma’s sales and growth strategies.

Essential skills for the Partner Engineer Graduate Intern position at Sigma include strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities, familiarity with data visualization tools like Looker or Tableau, and experience in analytics engineering or BI development. Additionally, excellent communication and project management skills are crucial for effectively collaborating across teams.

Yes! While Sigma does not provide visa sponsorship for the Partner Engineer Graduate Intern role, international students who are authorized to work in the U.S. during the summer are encouraged to apply. We value diverse backgrounds and experiences!

When answering this question, highlight specific tools like SQL, Python, or any visualization platforms you have used. Discuss how you utilized them in past projects, emphasizing practical results and what you learned in the process.

Focus on your passion for collaboration and strategic growth. Talk about how partnerships can enhance product offerings and customer satisfaction, and mention specific interest in how Sigma’s partnerships function in the tech ecosystem.

Share your approach to project management. Discuss how you assess deadlines, set priorities, and communicate with teams. You could mention tools or techniques like task lists or Gantt charts that help you stay organized.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to describe a specific instance. Detail the data set, your analysis methods, and the implications of your findings, showcasing your analytical skills effectively.

Discuss the importance of clarity and regular updates. Highlight any tools you use, like Slack or Trello, and your strategy for fostering collaborative relationships and ensuring that all stakeholders are on the same page.

Focus on education and communication. Suggest that providing partners with comprehensive resources and training enables them to represent Sigma effectively, helping to build a strong ecosystem.

This is a great opportunity to demonstrate your understanding of ethical considerations. Discuss the need for transparency, the importance of consent for data usage, and how these principles apply to Sigma as a cloud analytics provider.

Emphasize your ability to simplify concepts. Mention strategies such as using visuals, avoiding jargon, and relating data to real-world applications to enhance understanding among non-technical stakeholders.

Provide an example using the STAR method, focusing on how you listened to different perspectives, facilitated discussions, and arrived at a solution that benefited the team, showcasing your collaboration skills.

Share your goals, such as gaining hands-on experience in partner enablement, expanding your knowledge of the data analytics industry, and contributing meaningfully to Sigma's growth, while also looking for opportunities to learn from mentors.