Credit Analyst, Regional Agribusiness Intern (Louisville)

Benefits Overview

CoBank interns get real-life exposure to the daily duties of their group. They spend the summer as a valued member of their respective team, learning business skills and assisting with a variety of projects that have an impact on the bank’s operations. An additional focus of the summer intern will be to complete a capstone project that will seek to add value to the team they are supporting. Remarkable Benefits Offered by CoBank Careers with a purpose Time-Off Package: 2 days of vacation; accrued sick time Competitive Compensation & Housing Stipend Hybrid work model: flexible arrangements for most positions Robust training and development with CoBank University Associate Resource Groups: creating a culture of respect and inclusion

Job Description

Application Deadline: This role will remain open until October 9 based on the volume of applications received. Please note that the deadline may be extended at the discretion of the hiring team. Eligibility: Internship applicants must be students with expected graduation dates between December 2027 and May 2029 to be considered for this opportunity. Internship Dates Start Date: May 24, 2027 End Date: July 30, 2027

What You'll Do

Over your 10-week paid internship, our Credit Analyst Interns will analyze balance sheets, cash flow, profitability, liquidity, and solvency statements for commercial credit reports. Interns will engage in a range of portfolio management tasks, including addressing compliance, finance, legal, and closing-related issues. You'll develop your analytical skills through hands-on training, mentorship, and support from a network of peers. Additionally, interns will complete a capstone summer project, which may involve industry research, portfolio analysis, market snapshots, or general economic outlooks. About the Regional Agribusiness Banking Group (RABG) The Regional Agribusiness Banking Group (RABG) at CoBank serves a diverse portfolio of cooperative agribusinesses - including grain,