Global Capex Finance Intern — Amsterdam (Hybrid)

Kraft Heinz; Amsterdam; Hybrid; EUR 6,700 - 7,300; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

625 euro per month

Travel expenses reimbursed

Hybrid work in the Netherlands

Job summary

The Kraft Heinz Company invites a motivated Bachelor or Master student to join Global Finance as a Capex Finance Analyst intern in Amsterdam, Netherlands. You will generate and analyze reports, assist in financial reporting, and support capital expenditure analysis while gaining exposure to senior leaders.

You’ll work on forecasting cycles, budgeting, and ad-hoc analyses, with exposure to HFM inputs and cross‑functional collaboration.

Qualifications

• You are enrolled at a European university for the entire duration of the internship.
• You are at the end of your Bachel0's, or in your Master’s degree.
• Fields: Finance/ Accounting/ Economics/ Engineering / Supply Chain / Computer Science / Econometrics / Mathematics.
• Good knowledge of English language, written and spoken.

Responsibilities

• Maintain Forecast file for monthly, quarterly, and annual cycles and prepare slides for reviews.
• Budgeting and Forecasting of Capex with cross‑functional team input.
• Provide financial analysis and support to Capex lead and executives; build scenarios.
• Identify process improvements to free up resources and streamline workflows.
• Serve as Capex tool point of contact for IT enhancements.
• Support Kraft Heinz values and global finance objectives.

Skills

Excel

PowerPoint

Tableau

Power BI

English language

Communication

Analytical

Project management

Team player

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree

Tools

HFM

Job description

The Kraft Heinz Company invites a motivated Bachelor or Master student to join Global Finance as a Capex Finance Analyst intern in Amsterdam, Netherlands. You will generate and analyze reports, assist in financial reporting, and support capital expenditure analysis while gaining exposure to senior leaders.

You’ll work on forecasting cycles, budgeting, and ad-hoc analyses, with exposure to HFM inputs and cross‑functional collaboration.