Location: 4910 Tiedeman Road - Brooklyn, Ohio 44144
Program Start: July 13, 2026
The Enterprise Analyst Program is a multi-week training program. For those still in college, the program facilitates the transition from college to a full-time career at Key. The program provides opportunities to learn about Key's business and strategic pillars, learn about Key's industry-leading employee benefits, engage in exciting networking events with Analysts across various teams, hear from members of the Executive Leadership Team, and receive relevant training ahead of starting in a full-time role.
At the conclusion of the multi-week training program, Analysts will enter their Line of Business and begin working with their respective teams within a rotational program within a specific segment or full-time role. Continued development beyond the program is provided through mentorship opportunities with teammates across various levels of the organization that will provide an environment for shared learning and advice, encourage professional development, and assist in the development of career aspirations and goals.
The Rotational Analyst will be actively engaging with the Enterprise Marketing Analytics team, gaining hands-on experience by working on various projects across diverse marketing channels. This rotation aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the different facets of marketing analytics, allowing the analyst to develop a well-rounded skill set and valuable insights from each channel.
Under direct supervision, the rotational analyst is primarily responsible for supporting the formulation of hypotheses, translation of data, design/measurement of experiments and generation of insights to inform business decisions by using various data mining techniques. The rotational analyst uses data to perform basic diagnostic analyses and assists the team's diagnostic projects to provide answers to questions such as "Why did it happen?" and "What action can I take?". Through the use of reporting and execution of ad hoc requests by pulling data and creating basic analysis and the inspection and control of testing procedures, the rotational Analytics Associate identifies trends and outliers. Success criteria include: timely and effective handling of data or analytics requests assigned by manager; providing input into basic business or analytical challenges faced by the team; building functional knowledge in analytical programming languages, data literacy, developing communication skills, business acumen, and critical thinking; and establishing relationships with peers and broader team.
Must obtain a four-year degree or graduate level degree by May 2026 in statistics, mathematics, economics, financial engineering, data sciences, business analytics or other quantitative disciplines.
Understanding of:
Advanced Microsoft Office Suite
Navigation, shortcuts, use and share spreadsheet documents
Python//SAS/SQL:
Familiar with concepts and usage of Data Leakage, Training, Testing, and Validation Sets for model building
Able to perform basic diagnostics testing
Understanding of:
Leadership: Works under general direction / supervision; may work independently, but often needs ongoing guidance and support
Partnering / Influencing: Limited business partner interaction - work typically assigned by manager; Developing relationship building ability and interpersonal skills; Engage and interact mostly with immediate team and peers; Developing influencing skills
Business Acumen: Developing basic understanding of business partner strategy; Building financial acumen
Critical Thinking / Problem Solving: Developing critical thinking skills; Can analyze simple issues with low complexity; Can give perspective to the team addressing basic business/analytical problems and challenges; Recognizes need to escalate issues in a timely manner
Communication: Basic writing skills; beginning to develop ability to organize information in clear, consistent format; Typically needs assistance with articulating a clear, well-thought out message and formal delivery; Minimal skills in creating PowerPoint presentations; limited formal delivery