
Job information
Division/Unit: Finance, Financial Sustainability & Research / Data & Innovation
Contract type: Maximum-term
Location: Nyon (WFH up to one day per week)
Start date: 16/11/2026
End date: 16/05/2027
Main goal
The Medical Data Coordination Intern will support the coordination of data-related activities for UEFA’s future medical platform, helping to connect medical, business and technical stakeholders and ensuring that data requirements are clearly defined, documented and followed through during the platform’s development.
The internship is designed for a recent graduate interested in data coordination, digital platforms and healthcare or sports medicine. It offers hands-on exposure to a strategic UEFA initiative, with a focus on data quality, governance, integration and effective collaboration across functional teams.
Key responsibilities
Participate in organisation-hosted social gatherings
Get access to different health and well-being activities
Enjoy our amazing campus offering numerous sports opportunities
Enjoy paid holidays for year-end closure
Taste great food at our restaurant and benefit from a meal contribution
Travel at a reduced rate with a Swiss rail half-price card
Requirements
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Languages:
Other requirements:
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