5 financial analyst jobs found

The selected student worker will provide clerical and technical support for grant development and award administration and data analysis support by collecting and updating data, interpreting data, and entering data in multiple business applications. Must be able to utilize data visualization techniques to design and create communication and easy-to-understand graphic and visual representations of large amounts of tracking data, assist with developing an online database of documentation, access, navigation, and workflows to support standardization of grant management activities. Student Workers must be able to help develop and document policies, procedures, and quick user guides; support grant management staff; assist with end-user training when needed; and participate in departmental meetings. Please review the Student Eligibility Requirements . (link: https://www.lorainccc.edu/career-services/student-employment/#stuempreq ) Even though a FAFSA (for financial aid) is not...

What You’ll Do We are seeking a Financial Reporting Intern to join our team and contribute to a key software implementation project . This intern will play an important role in testing and validating new financial reporting software to ensure accuracy and efficiency in our financial processes. Responsibilities As a Financial Reporting Intern, you will work closely with OBM staff on projects that strengthen compliance and financial reporting. Key responsibilities include: Assisting with testing and troubleshooting new financial reporting software. Analyzing and validating complex financial data for accuracy. Collaborating with project teams to support implementation milestones. Documenting findings and providing recommendations for improvements. Interns will work between 24-32 hours per week in our downtown Columbus office. If selected, the primary workdays can be mutually agreed upon; we can work with your schedule. What We’re Looking For Near completion...

What You’ll Do Team OBM Communications is seeking a motivated upper-class undergraduate or graduate student to join our dynamic team as a Communications Intern . This is an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience in government communications, marketing, and public outreach while supporting key statewide initiatives. Responsibilities As a Communications Intern, you will work closely with OBM Communications staff on projects that make a real impact across Ohio. Your responsibilities will include: Graphic Design & Layout: Create infographics and visual content for monthly reports and performance-based data points. Social Media & Content Editing: Assist in crafting and editing content for digital platforms. Web Development Support: Help maintain and update web content for OBM initiatives. Research & Outreach: Conduct research on regional/local governments to highlight 2026–27 Operating Budget priorities. Support outreach efforts to local...

What You’ll Do The Ohio Office of Budget and Management (OBM) is seeking highly motivated graduate students to join our Budget team as Budget and Management Interns. This internship offers hands-on experience in state budgeting, economic and tax policy analysis, and public administration. Responsibilities As a Budget and Management Intern, you will work alongside budget analysts and contribute to projects that shape Ohio’s fiscal policy. Key responsibilities include: Conducting economic and tax research to support decision-making. Assisting in the preparation of operating budget guidance for state agencies. Shadowing budget analysts and assisting with day-to-day tasks. Interns will work between 16-24 hours per week in our downtown Columbus office. If selected, the primary workdays will be Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and/or Thursdays; we can work with your schedule. What We’re Looking For Currently enrolled in a Master’s program (or accepted to start in Fall 2026)....

What You’ll Do As an ERP Intern on the Requirements and Configuration Management (RACM) Team, you will assist with daily General Ledger (GL) production support and learn the fundamentals of ERP system configuration and reporting. Key responsibilities include: Learning and using PS Query for data extraction and analysis. Composing GL Spreadsheet Journals and validating balances resulting from journal postings. Testing and troubleshooting journal entries and system processes. Gaining an understanding of the core structure of key GL and commitment control components. Collaborating with RACM team members on ERP-related projects. Interns will work between 16-24 hours per week in our downtown Columbus office. If selected, the primary workdays will be Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and/or Thursdays; we can work with your schedule. What We’re Looking For Undergraduate student between junior and senior year (or recent graduate). Major: Accounting; Minor: Information...