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Business Intelligence Intern roles in the U.S. are accessible through J-1 visa sponsorship under the Intern program category, designed for degree-seeking students gaining practical training in their field of study. Your host employer partners with a State Department-designated sponsor organization to issue your DS-2019 and oversee your placement.
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Location: San Mateo, CA (Hybrid)
Duration: Summer 2026 (12 weeks)
Compensation: $5K/mo
Reports to: Head of RevOps
Company: Bedrock Data
About Bedrock
Data is moving faster than security can keep up, fragmented across clouds, SaaS apps, and AI systems, without the context teams need to protect it. Bedrock Data built the industry's first Metadata Lake to solve this: a living map of all your data that shows what it is, where it lives, who's using it, and how sensitive it is, without ever moving the data itself. This lets enterprises automate security and governance at scale, making data protection continuous and invisible instead of manual and disruptive. Global leaders in technology, finance, healthcare, and biotech trust Bedrock Data to make data security operational. With a $25M Series A led by Greylock, Bedrock is led by repeat founders and technologists who built industry-leading enterprise platforms at Sumo Logic, Rubrik, and Cohesity. Learn more at bedrockdata.ai.
The Role
As our BI Analytics Intern, you won't just be pulling data, you will be building the systems that allow our team to understand it. You will play a foundational role in standing up our analytics environment in Salesforce, extracting actionable insights from transcripts, and establishing a source of truth for our internal data assets to ensure our Sales and Finance teams are completely aligned.
Key Responsibilities
Sales & Forecasting Dashboards: Take the lead on designing and deploying custom analytics within Salesforce. You will establish KPI reporting for pipeline health and sales velocity, and build robust forecasting dashboards to give leadership clear visibility into projected revenue and quota attainment. Audit existing Salesforce data quality and work with stakeholders to clean, normalize, and structure data for reliable reporting
Finance & RevOps Reporting: Bridge the gap between sales activity and financial performance. You will design finance dashboards in Salesforce to track critical metrics (e.g., ARR, pipeline, and win rates), ensuring the Finance team has real-time access to accurate, reliable data. You will help establish a cadence of automated, self-serve reporting for the Sales and Finance leadership teams
Transcript & LLM Data Integration: You will analyze LLM-generated transcripts, summaries, and sales call data to uncover trends in buyer sentiment, objection handling, and win/loss drivers.
Build the Internal Data Repository: Establish and structure an internal knowledge repository. You will document data models and build a data dictionary to ensure our analytics practices are scalable and easily accessible to the rest of the company.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner directly with Sales, Finance, RevOps, and Product teams to understand their unique data needs and translate business questions into technical requirements.
What We’re Looking For
Education: Currently pursuing (or recently graduated with) a degree in Business Analytics, Finance, Data Science, Information Systems, Economics, or a related field.
Business Acumen: A solid understanding of basic sales and financial metrics (pipeline coverage, forecasting, ARR).
AI Curiosity: A strong interest in Large Language Models (LLMs) and how conversational AI is transforming business intelligence.
Organizational Skills: A systems-thinker who enjoys building structured documentation and keeping complex information organized.
Bonus Points
Familiarity with Python or R for data manipulation.
Familiarity in SQL and experience with data visualization tools.
Prior exposure to Salesforce (or similar CRM platforms); you understand how sales and revenue data is structured (Leads, Opportunities, Accounts).
Curiosity building foundational analytics.
What You’ll Get Out of It
High-Impact Projects: You will build revenue and data infrastructure that the company will rely on long after your internship ends.
Mentorship: Work closely with senior leaders across multiple departments (Sales, Finance, Ops) who are invested in your growth.
Hands-on AI Experience: Real-world experience analyzing unstructured data using cutting-edge LLM tooling.
Business Intelligence (BI) Analytics Intern
Location: San Mateo, CA (Hybrid)
Duration: Summer 2026 (12 weeks)
Compensation: $5K/mo
Reports to: Head of RevOps
Company: Bedrock Data
About Bedrock
Data is moving faster than security can keep up, fragmented across clouds, SaaS apps, and AI systems, without the context teams need to protect it. Bedrock Data built the industry's first Metadata Lake to solve this: a living map of all your data that shows what it is, where it lives, who's using it, and how sensitive it is, without ever moving the data itself. This lets enterprises automate security and governance at scale, making data protection continuous and invisible instead of manual and disruptive. Global leaders in technology, finance, healthcare, and biotech trust Bedrock Data to make data security operational. With a $25M Series A led by Greylock, Bedrock is led by repeat founders and technologists who built industry-leading enterprise platforms at Sumo Logic, Rubrik, and Cohesity. Learn more at bedrockdata.ai.
The Role
As our BI Analytics Intern, you won't just be pulling data, you will be building the systems that allow our team to understand it. You will play a foundational role in standing up our analytics environment in Salesforce, extracting actionable insights from transcripts, and establishing a source of truth for our internal data assets to ensure our Sales and Finance teams are completely aligned.
Key Responsibilities
Sales & Forecasting Dashboards: Take the lead on designing and deploying custom analytics within Salesforce. You will establish KPI reporting for pipeline health and sales velocity, and build robust forecasting dashboards to give leadership clear visibility into projected revenue and quota attainment. Audit existing Salesforce data quality and work with stakeholders to clean, normalize, and structure data for reliable reporting
Finance & RevOps Reporting: Bridge the gap between sales activity and financial performance. You will design finance dashboards in Salesforce to track critical metrics (e.g., ARR, pipeline, and win rates), ensuring the Finance team has real-time access to accurate, reliable data. You will help establish a cadence of automated, self-serve reporting for the Sales and Finance leadership teams
Transcript & LLM Data Integration: You will analyze LLM-generated transcripts, summaries, and sales call data to uncover trends in buyer sentiment, objection handling, and win/loss drivers.
Build the Internal Data Repository: Establish and structure an internal knowledge repository. You will document data models and build a data dictionary to ensure our analytics practices are scalable and easily accessible to the rest of the company.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner directly with Sales, Finance, RevOps, and Product teams to understand their unique data needs and translate business questions into technical requirements.
What We’re Looking For
Education: Currently pursuing (or recently graduated with) a degree in Business Analytics, Finance, Data Science, Information Systems, Economics, or a related field.
Business Acumen: A solid understanding of basic sales and financial metrics (pipeline coverage, forecasting, ARR).
AI Curiosity: A strong interest in Large Language Models (LLMs) and how conversational AI is transforming business intelligence.
Organizational Skills: A systems-thinker who enjoys building structured documentation and keeping complex information organized.
Bonus Points
Familiarity with Python or R for data manipulation.
Familiarity in SQL and experience with data visualization tools.
Prior exposure to Salesforce (or similar CRM platforms); you understand how sales and revenue data is structured (Leads, Opportunities, Accounts).
Curiosity building foundational analytics.
What You’ll Get Out of It
High-Impact Projects: You will build revenue and data infrastructure that the company will rely on long after your internship ends.
Mentorship: Work closely with senior leaders across multiple departments (Sales, Finance, Ops) who are invested in your growth.
Hands-on AI Experience: Real-world experience analyzing unstructured data using cutting-edge LLM tooling.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding J-1 Visa Sponsorship as a Business Intelligence Intern
Align your transcript to BI tools
Designated sponsors will review your DS-2019 training plan for field-of-study relevance. Document coursework in SQL, Python, Tableau, or Power BI explicitly on your CV so the connection between your degree and the internship is clear.
Confirm the host employer's training plan obligations
Before accepting an offer, verify that your host employer will complete a structured training plan with a designated sponsor. Many BI internship hosts underestimate this paperwork and delay DS-2019 issuance by weeks.
Search for J-1-ready BI roles on Migrate Mate
Use Migrate Mate to filter U.S. employer listings by J-1 visa compatibility in data and analytics roles, so you're targeting companies already familiar with the host-employer responsibilities the Intern category requires.
Target employers with existing sponsor relationships
Ask during interviews whether the company has previously hosted J-1 Interns and which designated sponsor they worked with. Hosts with an existing sponsor agreement can issue your DS-2019 significantly faster than those starting from scratch.
Request your DS-2019 at least 30 days before your start date
Consular appointment scheduling for J-1 visas varies by country. Your designated sponsor needs time to issue the DS-2019, and you need time to schedule your interview, so initiate the process well before your intended start.
Check the two-year home residency requirement early
Some J-1 Intern participants from countries with skills shortages or government funding face a two-year home residency requirement after their program. USCIS and the State Department determine eligibility, so confirm your status before accepting a role.
Business Intelligence Intern J-1 Visa: Frequently Asked Questions
Which J-1 program category covers Business Intelligence Intern roles?
The J-1 Intern category applies if you're currently enrolled in a degree program outside the U.S. or graduated within the past 12 months. It covers practical training directly related to your field of study, which for BI roles typically means coursework in data analytics, computer science, statistics, or a related discipline. The Trainee category applies if you completed your degree more than 12 months ago.
Who actually sponsors my J-1 visa for a BI internship?
Your J-1 visa sponsor is a U.S. Department of State-designated organization, not your host employer. Organizations like IIE, CIEE, or Cultural Vistas issue your DS-2019, review your training plan, and monitor compliance throughout your program. Your host employer is the company where you work. These are two separate entities with distinct legal roles under the J-1 program.
How do I find U.S. employers that will host J-1 BI interns?
Use Migrate Mate to search for U.S. employers open to J-1 Intern placements in data and analytics roles. When evaluating opportunities, prioritize companies that have previously hosted J-1 participants, since they'll already understand the training plan and designated sponsor coordination that the Intern category requires, reducing delays before your start date.
What does the training plan need to cover for a BI internship?
Your designated sponsor will require a detailed training plan specifying the skills, tools, and learning objectives for the internship. For a BI role, this typically includes scheduled exposure to data modeling, dashboard development, SQL querying, and business reporting workflows. The plan must connect each activity to your academic field of study, and your host employer signs off on it alongside the sponsor organization.
Does the J-1 Intern category have a duration limit for BI placements?
Yes. The J-1 Intern program allows a maximum of 12 months of practical training in the U.S. Extensions beyond that window are not available under the Intern category, though participants who later qualify as Trainees may pursue a separate program. Plan your internship timeline carefully, since exceeding the authorized period affects your legal status and future visa eligibility.