Electronic Data Interchange Intern(Remote) – Summer 2027 (Undergraduate)

JOB SUMMARY ​

Through the EDI Program team, interns explore healthcare business careers--working with business, operations and technology partners on transaction data, production trends, issue resolution and internal updates—all while experiencing Molina's culture, Mission and Values. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) exchanges standardized business documents between organizations automatically, system to system. Molina audits system and process performance/accuracy and helps ensure processing business objectives are being met.​

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES ​

Role exposure areas may include:​

• EDI transaction processing (837/835/834/270-271/275) through EDI Gateways
  • Learning to navigate SQL and internal databases​
  • Data Analysis​
  • Dashboard and report building​
  • Root cause analysis and production trend review​

EDI Project Exposure​

• Working alongside product managers to see how issues are tracked, managed and escalated to meet business objectives on time​
• Help draft stakeholder facing communications ​
• Self-driven project management and execution​
  • Add value to the EDI Department through a personal project​

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE/QUALIFICATIONS​

• A clear and confident communicator, in writing and in conversation
• Self-motivated, and a natural relationship builder​
• Organized, and disciplined with their time​
• A sound critical thinker and resourceful problem solver​
• Trustworthy with confidential information​
• Comfortable with MS SQL Server or similar database/query tools (SQL, Access, Snowflake), Power BI, and Excel​
• Curious about AI agent development — prompt engineering or workflow automation — a plus​
• Conscientious about privacy and HIPAA compliance​
  

REQUIRED EDUCATION:​

• Candidate must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate program, should be a freshman or sophomore with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher and pursuing a degree with preference in the following areas – Data Science, Programming and Business majors qualify, as do Liberal Arts students whose minor or coursework supports exposure to information systems review.​
• Able to commit to the full-time, 10-week internship program​
• Candidate must possess unrestricted authorization to work in the United States.​