Finance Intern

Job Description

Accounting/Finance Intern | LexLoo

The Tone:
This is an internship at LexLoo, located in NYC with a hybrid work model. LexLoo is a learning company focused on shaping the future of education through technology-driven solutions and engaging content. They are committed to creating accessible, high-quality learning experiences that help individuals build practical skills for their careers, making complex subjects like accounting and finance easier to understand. This role matters as the intern will support the finance team with day-to-day operations, gaining exposure to real-world financial processes within a company dedicated to educational impact.

The TL;DR
• Role: Internship
• Type: Part-Time
• Location: Hybrid, NYC (must be local)
• Pay: $22 hourly
• Team: Finance team support
• Mission: This person assists with essential day-to-day financial operations and documentation, contributing to the smooth functioning of a learning-focused company’s finance department.
• Tech Stack: Accounting software, spreadsheets, productivity tools

What You’ll Actually Do
• Financial Statement Support: Prepare and review basic financial statements.
• Accounting Entries: Assist with recording journal entries and reconciling accounts.
• Record Management: Update financial records using accounting software.
• Financial Documentation: Organize financial documentation.
• Expense Analysis: Assist in simple budget or expense analyses.
• Process Improvement: Collaborate with team members on data collection, reporting, and process improvements.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Entry-Level. Foundational finance knowledge and the ability to interpret financial statements.
• Experience: Familiarity with accounting software, basic accounting processes, or relevant coursework.
• Skills: Strong analytical skills for evaluating data and identifying trends; clear and professional written and verbal communication skills; attention to detail and organization.
• Bonus: Current enrollment in an Accounting, Finance, Economics, or related degree program; proficiency in spreadsheets and productivity tools; an interest in the education or learning technology space.