Warner Bros. Discovery (Avalanche, a Warner Bros. Games studio) is looking for an Intern, Subscriber Growth Insights & Analytics for Summer 2026. You will support the analytic needs of the Growth Marketing team at HBO Max in Asia, leveraging data to craft analyses that provide a comprehensive view of subscriber performance and the impact of growth marketing initiatives.
What You'll Do
- Run analyses on subscriber performance across acquisition and churn metrics to generate actionable business insights.
- Monitor and update key performance indicators and partake in business performance reviews.
- Support analyses to understand the incremental impact of growth marketing campaigns on business outcomes.
- Generate insights by synthesizing user-level behavioral data and KPIs across various platforms.
- Support the team in leveraging AI implementation to drive efficiency in regular reporting activities.
What We're Looking For
- Undergraduate student in Business, Economics or any quantitative field.
- Experience with data analytics and generating data-driven insights from metrics.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools; Excel proficiency a must (Vlookups, pivot tables).
- Passion for media & entertainment industry.
- Able to commit for a minimum of 3 months full-time, starting from May/June 2026.
- Enrolled at a University during the internship period.
- Have the right to work in Singapore.
Technical Stack
- Looker
- Excel
Team & Environment
You will be working with the Growth Marketing team at HBO Max.
Work Mode
This is a local-country position based in Singapore.
Warner Bros. Discovery embraces the opportunity to build a workforce that reflects a wide array of perspectives, backgrounds and experiences. Being an equal opportunity employer means that we take seriously our responsibility to consider qualified candidates on the basis of merit, regardless of sex, gender identity, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, religion or belief, marital status, pregnancy, parenthood, disability or any other category protected by law.
