Intern - CIO Financial Analyst Support

Descripción del puesto:

Introduction

At IBM Finance & Operations, we are the backbone of IBM's transformation driving efficiency, transparency, and smart decision-making across the business. Our teams provide the insight and discipline that guide strategy, ensure financial strength, and enable IBM to invest in innovation and growth. Working in Finance & Operations means combining analytical skills with collaboration and curiosity. You'll partner with colleagues across functions and geographies, using data, technology, and process excellence to create solutions that improve performance and deliver measurable impact. IBM offers continuous learning, career development, and a culture that values diverse perspectives. Join us and be part of a global team that keeps IBM moving forward, while building your own future in a dynamic and evolving environment.

Your role and responsibilities

The role includes the following major activities:
* Work closely with Financial Analysts to ensure that all required billing and recovery transactions are performed accurately & timely.
* Gathering inputs and creating or supplementing ICAs for selected countries, processing all ICA costs billings until WD-1 the latest.
* Booking manual Journal Vouchers in IBM accounting systems during monthly and quarterly closing periods (usually from WD-1 to WD3).
* Department maintenance, changing cost centers data as per request from FA or manager.
* Other ad-hoc tasks as required

Required education
Bachelor's Degree

Required technical and professional expertise

* University student with Finance, Management or Accounting field of study.
* Preferred students from faculties with Economics.
* Good knowledge of accounting structure, focus on costs and expenses.
* Technical skills, very good level of MS Office, mainly Excel, Word and PowerPoint
* SAP knowledge as big advantage.
* Overview of basic IT infrastructure, products and services welcome.

Preferred technical and professional experience

Preferably 3rd year student and capable of being independent