Corporate Audit Intern

Texas Instruments•Dallas, TX

About The Position

As a Corporate Audit intern at Texas Instruments, you will contribute to projects that help evaluate business processes, assess risks, and strengthen internal controls. You will gain exposure to the operations of a global semiconductor company and learn how internal audit helps protect the business and improve its performance, connecting accounting, finance, operations, and risk management. Working alongside experienced audit professionals, you will apply your academic learning while developing practical skills in auditing, data analysis, and business process evaluation. Project work may include supporting audits of financial and operational processes, including SOX; identifying business risks and evaluating controls; analyzing data; documenting processes and performing internal control testing; organizing evidence; collaborating with business partners; developing recommendations; and preparing workpapers and summaries. The internship also offers opportunities to build analytical skills, learn from experienced professionals, and connect with peers and mentors.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related business field.
Cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 or higher.

Nice To Haves

Interest in internal audit, risk management, and internal controls.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with attention to detail.
Curiosity about how business processes work and how they can improve.
Ability to analyze data and communicate findings clearly.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to establish relationships and collaborate with people across different functions.
Ability to quickly learn new systems and processes.
Initiative and strong time management skills to support on-time project delivery.
Sound judgment and professionalism when working with confidential information.

Responsibilities

Support audits of financial and operational processes, including SOX.
Learn to identify business risks and evaluate the controls designed to address them.
Analyze data to identify trends, exceptions, and opportunities for further review.
Help document business processes and perform internal control testing.
Gather and organize evidence to support audit conclusions.
Collaborate with business partners to understand processes and discuss findings.
Help develop recommendations to strengthen controls and improve processes.
Prepare workpapers and summaries that communicate results to the audit team.