Tallgrass is hiring a Fundamentals Analyst Intern for Summer 2027 to analyze regional natural gas markets and their economic drivers. The intern will help improve market data and develop clear, actionable reporting for internal and external audiences.
Responsibilities
Regional Natural Gas Fundamentals — Track and analyze the supply, demand, storage, and flow dynamics that move regional natural gas markets. Apply economic reasoning to explain price movements, basis differentials, and shifts in market balance
Data Organization & Optimization — Help build and maintain clean, well-structured datasets. Identify inefficiencies in how we collect, store, and access data, and propose improvements that make our analysis faster and more reliable
Report Development — Contribute to recurring and ad-hoc reports that translate complex fundamentals into concise, decision-ready insights for internal and external audiences
Qualification
Required
Student actively enrolled in an approved Bachelor's or Master's degree program with expected graduation date of December 2026- May 2028
Working toward a Bachelors or Masters degree in Economics (or a related quantitative field), Statistics, Mathematics, Science, Engineering, Business or Computer Science
Solid grasp of core economic concepts—supply and demand, price signals, and market equilibrium—and interest in applying them to commodity markets
Comfort working with data (Excel required; Python, SQL, or similar a plus)
Strong written communication and attention to detail
Curiosity about energy markets and a willingness to dig into the "why" behind the numbers
Preferred
Paid Time Off
Career Pathing and Industry Exposure
Access to real world projects that impact our business
Mentorship and guidance from experienced professionals in the industry.
A robust internship program that includes trips to our field locations, access to leadership and webinars focused on your skill development.
A housing stipend
Tallgrass is a leading energy infrastructure company focused on safely and reliably delivering energy.