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Accounting Intern

The Century Foundation
Office/Support Staff Internship

Job Details

The Century Foundation is a progressive public policy think tank that seeks to foster opportunity, reduce inequality, and promote security at home and abroad. Founded in 1919 by the progressive business leader Edward Filene, the TCF pursues its mission by conducting timely, non-partisan research and policy analysis that informs citizens, guides policymakers, and reshapes what government does for the better. TCF has offices in New York and Washington, D.C. Its fellows come from academia, journalism, and public service, but share a commitment to the TCF’s abiding belief in the power of ideas.

The Century Foundation is committed to diversity and building an inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds. Everyone is encouraged to apply, including LGBTQ and non-gender conforming people, people of color, Spanish or Arabic speakers, and people with disabilities.

Position Description Summary: We are currently seeking an accounting intern to assist our Finance Team this fall 2023. Gain valuable hands-on experience, while learning the ropes. Candidates pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Accounting or significant coursework in accounting required. Well-rounded basic knowledge of accounting principles required. 

Join us for an exciting fall semester internship!

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

  • Assist in month-end closing and financial reporting processes.
  • Collaborate with our Finance Manager to prepare and review journal entries and reconciliations.
  • Assist with maintaining and updating accounting records and files.
  • Assist in the preparation and filing of regulatory reports.
  • Assist with analyzing expenses and accruals.
  • Work in unison with our Finance team to improve financial processes.
  • Assist with managing accounts payable, accounts receivable, and other day-to-day tasks.
  • Ad-hoc accounting research and application.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS / QUALIFICATIONS

  • Education: Working towards a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, or other related fields. Candidates working towards degrees in other fields with a strong academic background may also be considered.
  • Technical Experience: Strong Excel and/or Google Sheets skills with understanding of key functions.
  • Strong technical and analytical skills.
  • The successful candidate must have excellent organizational skills and be able to meet the demands and deadlines that are a part of this position. Attention to detail is a must.

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