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Summer Internship - STEM

London
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Location: London
Duration: 4 weeks
Team: Product
Type: Paid internship
Eligibility: Female-only internship opportunity supporting greater female participation in STEM and nuclear-related careers.

About the role
Asite is looking for two Business Analyst Interns to support our Product team on a live nuclear-sector project.
The interns will help review, document and analyse GBE-N requirements, working with Product colleagues to translate stakeholder needs into clear business and product outputs.

Main responsibilities

  • Support the gathering and documentation of business and user requirements.
  • Attend selected requirements meetings, workshops and internal discussions.
  • Translate stakeholder needs into user stories, functional requirements and acceptance criteria.
  • Create process maps for current and proposed workflows.
  • Review requirements against existing Asite functionality.
  • Identify gaps, dependencies, risks and areas requiring clarification.
  • Maintain a structured requirements tracker.
  • Support product demonstrations, walkthroughs and internal presentations.
  • Assist with testing and validating proposed solutions.
  • Produce a final summary of findings and recommendations.

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  • Currently studying, or recently graduated from, a STEM, technology, engineering, business information systems or related discipline.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Clear written and verbal communication.
  • Able to organise complex information clearly.
  • Interest in business analysis, digital products, infrastructure or the nuclear sector.
  • Comfortable working collaboratively and asking questions.
  • Previous Business Analysis or nuclear-sector experience is not required.

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What you’ll gain

  • Practical experience working on real nuclear-project requirements.
  • Exposure to Business Analysis methods and product development.
  • Experience creating user stories, process maps and acceptance criteria.
  • Insight into how digital platforms support major infrastructure projects.
  • Guidance and feedback from Asite’s Product team.
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Skills

Business Analysis
Requirements Gathering
User Stories
Functional Requirements
Acceptance Criteria
Process Mapping
Analytical Skills
Problem Solving
Written Communication
Verbal Communication
Stakeholder Management
Testing and Validation

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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