Company Overview

Airbnb, founded in 2007, has grown into a global platform connecting travelers and hosts across over 34,000 cities. They’ve facilitated more than 1 billion guest arrivals, offering unique stays and experiences worldwide. Airbnb’s extensive network collects diverse data, driving insights to enhance their community and product offerings.

Internship Description

Join Airbnb’s Central Strategy and Insights team as a Data Scientist Intern, specializing in Revenue forecasting. This role merges data science with financial strategy, focusing on modeling the treasury FX hedging program. Interns will collaborate cross-functionally, refining models, and extracting actionable insights to drive strategic decisions.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, statistics, econometrics, or computer science [3]
  • Minimum 3 years of industry experience in data science, with exposure to financial and forecasting models
  • Proficient in statistical modeling and programming languages such as R or Python
  • Strong communication skills to convey complex insights clearly to senior management

Location

This position is US – Remote Eligible. Candidates must reside in a state where Airbnb, Inc. is registered. For a list of excluded states, check Airbnb’s website.

Commitment to Inclusion

Airbnb values diversity and encourages all qualified individuals to apply. They provide a disability-inclusive application process and strive for inclusivity in their workforce.

15 COMMENTS

  1. It’s competitive in the US for data science intern roles, there is a bottle-neck where not enough companies have been able to hire the experienced data scientists to properly use interns or entry-level data scientists. So naturally, when we’re all competing for the same role, a company will favor grad’s to undergrads in hiring. Further, the desire to hire grad-interns is connected to the desire to hire Ph.D.’s for mid-level to senior data science roles.

  2. Any company that is travel related like Airbnb is really going to be much work and competitive.. Like this. Thanks for the post..

  3. I’m a data science consultant in Montrell with a BSc in Computer science. It’s hard but you have to prove yourself to be confident, competent, and a very strong communicator.

  4. From my experience most big tech firms (like facebook, microsoft) don’t hire undergrads since they tend to have more standardized hiring processes. That being said, many startups (quora, uber, asana) do hire undergrads for junior internships.

  5. @Luke Griffins Nearly every company is searching for interns in this field. There is no final answer whether you can land a job or not with the big techs.. Just send your resume to as many companies as possible.

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