Risk Services - Technology Risk Services Intern/Co-op - Ontario & Atlantic - Winter, Summer or Fall 2027

KPMG Canada•Halifax, NS

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Our Ontario & Atlantic offices are seeking undergraduate students to join the team as a Co-op or Summer Intern in Winter 2027, Summer 2027 or Fall 2027 as a part of our Risk Services, Technology Risk Services practice. This role is open to both those who are pursuing a CPA and those who are not. CPA PER requirements can be met through Technology Risk Services projects and engagements. Today's organizations are heavily reliant on information technology (IT) and other computer-based technologies. KPMG's Technology Risk Services help our clients achieve their goals successfully by bringing technology risk awareness to the boardroom and ensuring their technology selection supports their strategy and operations – safely, securely and consistently. Our Intern and Co-op program aims to develop the next generation of leaders through challenging and interesting work. During your term, you will gain authentic engagement experience working with client projects across our teams. You will broaden your skill set through KPMG’s vast learning and development opportunities. The national Power Up programming will provide opportunities to learn from leaders, build a network with other student hires through social events, collaborate with professionals from across KPMG and learn how KPMG supports your career journey. You will also benefit from KPMG’s learning and development offerings, including technical training, professional skills development, and mentorship opportunities.

Requirements

University student with a major in Accounting, Finance, Business, Math, Computer Science, Engineering or equivalent experience.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Proven ability to achieve personal and professional success while juggling competing priorities and deadlines.
Highly motivated student who strives for excellence, innovation and collaboration.
Strong academic record and demonstrate intellectual curiosity through coursework, projects, or extracurricular involvement.
Ability to build collaborative relationships, establish strong relationships internally and externally, and contribute positively to team-based environments.
Respect diverse perspectives and work effectively across functions.
Ability to engage peers with enthusiasm, contribute ideas confidently, and create a positive team dynamic that supports shared success.
Actively seek feedback, reflect on experiences, and embrace new tools, technologies, and regulatory developments as part of your professional growth.
Deliver accurate, thoughtful, and well-documented work, demonstrating attention to detail and a commitment to excellence in all tasks.
Open to experimentation and continuous improvement, showing curiosity about how analytics, automation, and emerging technologies can enhance financial crime risk management.
All considered applicants must have or will obtain legal authorization to work in Canada by the start date of employment.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with AI‑enabled tools or analytics platforms.
Comfort in leveraging AI to enhance efficiency, generate insights, or support problem‑solving.
Demonstrated interest in how these technologies can be applied in professional settings.

Responsibilities

Gain authentic engagement experience working with client projects across our teams.
Broaden your skill set through KPMG’s vast learning and development opportunities.
Learn from our leaders.
Build a network with other student hires through social events.
Collaborate with professionals from across KPMG.
Learn how KPMG supports you in your career journey.
Participate in technical training, professional skills development, and mentorship opportunities.