Final-year Software Engineering undergraduate bridging business and technology — gathering requirements, mapping processes, and turning data into decisions. Currently seeking a Business Analyst internship.
I'm a final-year BSc (Hons) Software Engineering undergraduate at NSBM Green University (University of Plymouth, UK), moving into business analysis. My engineering background means I speak the language of developers — and I love the other half of the job just as much: sitting with stakeholders, asking the right questions, and shaping messy needs into clear, testable requirements.
Across my projects I've gathered requirements, mapped processes, defined role-based access, and designed analytics dashboards that turn raw sales and attendance data into decisions. I care about clarity, structure, and building things people actually use.
Right now I'm looking for a Business Analyst internship where I can learn from a strong team and contribute from day one.
Listen · Analyse · Document · Translate · Deliver
A blend of business-analysis fundamentals and hands-on technical fluency.
Tools & Platforms
Self-assessed proficiency — always learning and levelling up.
Three ways I add value from day one of an internship.
Elicit and document requirements, map current-vs-future processes, spot gaps, and write user stories with clear acceptance criteria that dev teams can build from.
Query data with SQL, shape it into dashboards and KPIs, and translate numbers into insights that help stakeholders make confident decisions.
Turn complex ideas into clean BRDs, FRDs, process flows, and specs — the kind of clear writing that keeps business and engineering on the same page.
Projects I've built and analysis case studies I've written — each one showing the requirements, process work, and reporting behind it.
Open to Business Analyst internships and happy to chat about projects, requirements, or data.