Job Description Summary

Job Description

Start date: 3rd November. Applications showing availability for a later date will not be considered.

Roles and Responsibilities:

You will actively contribute to the financial planning, analysis and reporting cycles of inflation/deflation of logistics. You will work cross-functionally with finance, sourcing, engineering and manufacturing to ensure a standard framework is in place for logistics reporting and planning.

As a GE Vernova Intern, you will:

• Make a Real Impact: Contribute to solving significant business challenges and see the tangible results of your work
• Innovate and Excel: Develop creative solutions to adapt to ever-changing business conditions
• Network and Learn: Build professional relationships with top-tier finance professionals and enhance your industry knowledge

Desired Characteristics:

• Analytical Excellence: Strong analytical skills with a proactive problem-solving approach
• Effective Communication: Clear and concise communication skills, with the ability to influence and engage stakeholders
• Integrity and Teamwork: Demonstrated integrity and a strong team player orientation
• Eagerness to Learn: Willingness to learn and grow in a fast-paced, multicultural environment
• Independence and Initiative: Ability to work independently with a proactive and result-oriented mindset

Qualifications/ Requirements:

• Eligibility: Italian work permit is required
• Candidate Profile: ready to graduate or very recent graduate from an MSc or Master's degree
• Education: Major in Accounting or Finance is considered a plus
• Experience: Previous experience in a multinational environment is highly valued
• International experience: participation to exchange programs will be considered a plus
• Language Skills: Fluent in spoken and written English
• Technical Skills: Proficient in Excel and other financial tools
• Work Flexibility: Primarily office-based

EMPLOYMENT DATES: 

• Start date: 8th December
• Internship duration: minimum 6 months, potential extension up to 12 months (evaluated on a case-by-case basis)
• Full time work preferred: 40 hours/week, with some flexibility related to study/exam commitments

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