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Sana Commerce is seeking a Finance Working Student to support the global finance team in Rotterdam. You will work on month-end close, reporting, invoices, REVs, and data analyses while balancing study commitments. The role offers hybrid hours and close collaboration with finance leaders.
Eligible students will gain hands-on experience across reporting, governance, and process improvement within a fast-growing SaaS environment, with a project that you own end-to-end.
At Sana Commerce, we’re committed to creating an inclusive environment because we know our diverse workforce is one of our greatest strengths.
At Sana Commerce, we simplify B2B commerce complexity, connect digital journeys, and provide intelligent guidance that helps manufacturers grow. We are a fast-moving SaaS company creating the future of connected commerce, looking for experienced professionals who are ready to take ownership of their careers and drive predictable outcomes for our customers.
Our goal is clear: we make digital B2B buying as trusted and guided as a conversation with a top sales rep. When commerce runs natively on the data the business already runs on, manual work disappears, trust returns, and manufacturers move beyond efficiency into true growth.
At Sana Commerce, we're looking for a Finance Working Student to help our global finance team close the books, sharpen our reporting and turn data into better decisions. You'll work on real processes from day one, sit in meetings where decisions get made, and own a project that shapes how finance supports the business.
You’ll own one project end to end, agreed with you in week two and chosen to match what you want on your CV. Examples: automate a report that currently takes a day a month, build a cost-per-customer model, or analyse discount leakage across a region. You scope it, you run it, and you present it to the finance leadership team in your final month. If you are writing a thesis, we will help you point it at a real dataset.