Internships are short-term work experiences for a designated period of time that allow college students the opportunity to observe and participate in the professional work environment, to explore how his/her interests relate to possible careers, and to gain practical experience in an industry relating to their field of study. In this internship, you will have the opportunity to be part of the Internal Audit team at Transamerica working on real business problems. The successful candidate will be available to work full-time throughout the spring semester, allowing them to take the knowledge from the classroom and apply it to a real-world setting. If you’re self-driven and able to see opportunity in change, you can make a real difference within our business. You will build relationships with key leaders and team members in all areas of finance and accounting. By working collaboratively with others, interns are responsible for but not limited to: Assist in identifying controls, assessing control design, testing control effectiveness, and concluding on the control environment. Attend interviews with client personnel and support walk-throughs to evaluate controls. Create flowcharts, write narratives, and provide recommendations on controls based on information obtained through client interviews. Assist in identifying and escalating potential issues to audit lead. Assist in preparing audit observations and make practical, value-added recommendations to improve the business risk profile, enhance management practices, and increase operation efficiency/effectiveness. Assist in supporting external audit-related projects by completing assigned tasks. Follow established audit methodology and practice guides. Assist other staff auditors. Gain exposure to Transamerica’s rich culture by collaborating with a team of experts while learning about the financial services and audit function including internal audit methodology. Develop an understanding of providing independent assurance around processes and controls. Learn to serve in an advisory capacity across the enterprise for key initiatives, new processes, and management requests. May work on audits that provide exposure to insurance business operations (e.g. claims, product pricing, agent commissions). May work on audits that provide exposure to actuarial and finance processes and accounting standards (e.g. IFRS and NAIC accounting standards and Sarbanes-Oxley regulations).
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees