2025 Early Talent Internship: Financial Analysis & Accounting

Intern
The Intern gains experience and an overall feel for the company and the financial services industry by attending meetings, delivering presentations, exploring business-specific tasks, and working closely with cross-functional groups to better understand the organization. Over the 10-week summer internship program, this job participates in a robust training and onboarding program followed by an ongoing speaker series, lunch-and-learns, and cohort engagement activities. This job may have the opportunity to work in the follow business areas: Technology, Asset Management, Financial Analysis/Accounting, Audit, Risk and Compliance, Human Resources and Advice and Client Relationships.

Key Responsibilities and Duties

• Performs clerical duties such as taking memos, organizing documents, maintaining files, photocopying, faxing, etc. as needed
• Assists in preparing information and research materials, including Powerpoint presentations.
• Takes notes during meetings and provides to team members.
• Researches and gathers documentation as directed by colleagues.
• Attends company functions, including trainings programs, speaker series, lunch-and-learns and social networking events that provide opportunities for career growth and personal development.
• Shadows multiple office jobs and trains in a variety of tasks.
• Gains experience and an overall feel for the company and the financial services industry
• Minimum 3.0 GPA required

Educational Requirements

• High School Preferred

Work Experience

• No Experience Required

Physical Requirements

• Physical Requirements: Sedentary Work

Career Level
2IC

Finance, Accounting, Tax, Insurance, Global Supplier Services, Treasury, Investment, Corporate Risk Insurance

Position Summary

The 10-week 2024 summer internship program is designed to challenge students by providing opportunities to provide hand-on experiences, skills training and valuable professional networking to assist students with identifying and building on their career interests. This role gains experience and an overall feel for the company and the financial services industry by attending meetings, delivering presentations, exploring business-specific tasks, and working closely with cross-functional groups to better understand the TIAA Finance organization.

The program includes a robust training and onboarding program followed by our ongoing speaker series, lunch-and-learns, and cohort engagement activities, as well as direct access to executive and senior leadership, mentors and previous interns.

Eligible interns may receive a full-time offer to join our Early Talent Rotational Program or various open positions within the organization.

Key Responsibilities And Duties

You will have the opportunity to work in one of the below exciting business areas including but not limited to:

Controllership Organization (Accounting & Corporate Tax):

You will work exclusively within one of the following Controllership functions during your internship: Corporate Accounting Operations, Regulatory Reporting, Accounting Policy & Governance, Investment Accounting and Reporting, Nuveen Accounting, or Corporate Tax.

Through these diverse experiences, you will get an understanding of the various dimensions of TIAA accounting to include statutory accounting and reporting, internal controls over financial reporting, accounting policy, and corporate tax, Financial Reporting Systems, Corporate Accounting and Financial Data Performance Management.

• Applies knowledge of US GAAP and Statutory accounting principles in the performance of operational tasks, e.g., processing journal entries that are the corporate records of the company.
• Perform regulatory reporting processes for various legal entities within TIAA.
• Applies financial acumen to resolve a wide-range of issues.
• Applies technical knowledge to complete assignments.
• Interfaces with other areas of the company that prepare and process accounting entries.
• Prepares account reconciliations and processes transactions to maintain the accuracy of the general ledger.
• Participates in various special projects and assist in developing solutions
• Desire to sit for CPA exam

Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A)

These roles support 2 main finance groups: Business Finance Office (BFO) & Corporate Financial Planning and Analysis (CFP&A). FP&A interns provide the Executive Committee (EC) and Business Areas with decision support through the use of