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Finance Systems & Innovation Intern

Finance Systems & Innovation Intern


We are a small team, but we play an important role with the Finance department. Our team is responsible for driving change and leveraging technology to do so. From researching technology and tools to project management, we solve problems and implement solutions.

Innovation Analyst Role Overview


The Intern will work directly with the Finance and Accounting teams to understand their needs and recommend an appropriate solution. When an appropriate solution is identified, the Analyst will lead or participate in the project team to implement the solution.

This role could be a good fit if you:
  • Have exceptional analytical skills and experience using the Microsoft suite of tools, including SharePoint, Power BI, and Flows
  • Write and speak well
  • Are organized, persistent, curious, and an independent thinker
  • Can both lead and be a great team member
  • Desire to work hard and have fun

In this role you will:
  • Develop more efficient methods of meeting the department’s reporting needs
  • Collaborate with work groups to improve the flow of data between Accounting systems
  • Identify opportunities for process improvement by working with Finance team members
  • Maximize use of existing corporate tools and technologies to improve processes
  • Manage project implementations, including documenting requirements
  • Train Finance and Accounting users on tools and technologies
  • Work collaboratively with team members throughout WPS
  • Learn a lot and develop a well-rounded business toolkit that will serve you well wherever you go

About Madison, WI

 
Founded on an isthmus between Lake Monona and Lake Mendota, Madison is the U.S. state capital of Wisconsin and home to the University of Wisconsin. It’s a city known for its lakes, restaurants, and extensive network of parks and bike trails.
 
The main downtown road, State Street, connects the University of Wisconsin campus with the Capitol Square. Open only to pedestrians and bikes, it’s lined with restaurants, cafes, and shops. On Saturday mornings visit the Dane County Farmers Market at Capitol Square as over 250 local vendors sell their items grown, raised, and produced in Wisconsin.
 
Take a break on one of Madison’s five lakes for boating, kayaking, or canoeing or visit the iconic UW Memorial Union Terrace overlooking Lake Mendota. Explore the UW Arboretum or lakes using the miles of bike trails throughout the city.
 
Madison’s vibrant and active community make it the ideal spot to spend your summer.