Finance/Accounting Fellowship

Summary

Join Fraym's team for a one-year Finance Fellowship to gain hands-on experience in finance and accounting processes while contributing to meaningful work in a dynamic organization.

Requirements

• Pursuing or recently obtained a degree in Business, Finance, or Accounting
• Solid understanding of financial terms, concepts, and principles
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Office Suite
• Experience with project manager systems (like ClickUp, Asana, etc) and internal communication tools (Slack, Teams, etc)
• Experience with financial tools like Netsuite, Quickbooks, and PowerBi
• Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills
• High attention to detail and commitment to accuracy

Responsibilities

• Data Entry and Analysis: Recording financial transactions, organizing data, and using Excel or other financial tools to analyze data patterns or trends
• Financial Reporting: Assisting with preparing financial reports, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements
• Budgeting Support: Supporting budget preparation and monitoring by helping track spending against budgeted amounts, updating spreadsheets, and conducting variance analysis
• Accounts Payable and Receivable: Assisting with processing invoices, tracking payments, following up on outstanding invoices, and helping prepare aging reports or reconcile accounts
• Financial Modeling and Dashboards: Learning to build or update financial models and dashboards under supervision, which may involve forecasting revenues, costs, or cash flows
• Expense Tracking and Reconciliation: Assisting with daily or monthly reconciliations to ensure that transactions are accurately recorded and match supporting documents
• Research: Conducting research on financial trends, industry data to support the finance team’s decision-making
• Assisting with Audits: Supporting internal or external audit preparations by organizing records, ensuring documentation accuracy, and verifying compliance with policies
• Process Improvement: Assisting with identifying ways to streamline finance processes, such as by automating tasks or improving data accuracy
• Ad Hoc Projects: Working on special projects that could range from cost analysis, system cross-checks, competitor benchmarking, or presentations for financial reviews

Benefits

• $25/hour compensation
• 15 to 20 hours per week expected work schedule
• Remote-first position
• Professional development and learning opportunities
• Positive work-life balance culture
• Lunch & learns and team outings