Program Finance Intern

L3HHCM20Milton, GA
Onsite

About The Position

This internship focuses on the financial functions associated with business acquisition processes (proposals) and program execution processes (programs). The intern will be responsible for setting up, validating, and generating complex invoices to various customers, ensuring timely processing according to contract terms. The role involves daily customer interaction, providing billing guidance to Contracts and Program Finance teams, and performing invoice and account receivable reconciliations for accuracy. Additionally, the intern will support internal and external audits, participate in process improvement initiatives, and assist with the cash application process through research and reconciliation.

Requirements

  • Pursuing a Bachelor's degree in finance, Accounting, Economics, Management, Business Administration or related field

Nice To Haves

  • Proficiency with Excel and Microsoft Office
  • Knowledge of cost/schedule development, budgeting, financial analysis and reporting, financial modeling, corporate forecasting, and/or business acquisitions
  • Familiarity with Contract Compliance and Negotiation
  • Experience with customer/management reporting

Responsibilities

  • Responsible for the financial functions associated with the business acquisition process (proposals) and program execution process (programs)
  • Responsible for setting up, validating and generating complex invoices to various customers
  • Ensure all assigned invoices are processed and completed in a timely manner per the terms and conditions of the contract
  • Responsible for daily customer interface and billing guidance to Contracts and Program Finance
  • Perform required invoice and account receivable reconciliations to ensure billing accuracy
  • Support internal and external audits; actively participate in process improvement initiatives
  • Support cash application process through research and reconciliation
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