Digital and Data Transformation Intern
Are you a final-year Master’s student eager to explore the world of digital consulting and data-driven transformation? At BrightWolves, internships are hands-on and impactful. Over a minimum of 3 months, you’ll join client engagements, work side by side with consultants, and get a real taste of consulting life. Perform well, and this can be your entry point to a permanent contract.
(Note: Shorter voluntary internships are possible in summer for students.)
What you can expect
From day one, you’ll be part of the team, working on client projects or internal initiatives that matter. You’ll be closely coached while applying digital and analytical skills to real business challenges.
Your profile
Final-year Master’s student or Young Graduate looking for a minimum 3-month internship
Native French or Dutch speaker, fluent in English
Passionate about consulting, digital innovation, and data
Positive, proactive, eager to learn, and open to new challenges
Living our INSPIRE values: integrity, non-hierarchy, win-win mindset, passion, intrapreneurship, respect, and excellence
What's in it for you?
This internship is more than just experience - it’s a launchpad. You’ll sharpen your digital and consulting skills, grow in an entrepreneurial environment, and take ownership of real projects. Surrounded by colleagues who challenge and inspire you, you’ll develop expertise, confidence, and a strong professional network. And when it’s a match, this internship becomes your first step toward a permanent consultant role.
* Our internships are paid.
Kickstart your consulting career in Digital & Data Transformation.
What you'll do
As a Digital and Data Transformation Intern, you’ll contribute to high-impact projects, such as:
Supporting data strategy and digital transformation projects
Building dashboards, tools, and data-driven insights
Helping clients optimize processes and adopt digital solutions
Exploring new technologies to create sustainable value
Collaborating with consultants and building trusted client relationships