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Baltimore Aircoil in Jessup, MD is seeking an Accounting Intern to support month-end close, reconciliations, and financial reporting. You will gain exposure to SAP, GL, AP/AR, and internal controls while learning best practices in Excel and corporate accounting.
The role emphasizes accuracy, timely delivery, and collaboration with the Americas Finance team. Candidates pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Accounting or Finance, with strong analytical and communication skills, are invited
The Accounting Intern is responsible for supporting the BAC general accounting function through active involvement in month end-closing assignments, account reconciliations, monthly internal reporting, internal controls, and various projects assigned by the Finance organization. This position will be exposed to a variety of core accounting and finance activities across the width and breadth of the Americas Finance organization including Operational Finance, Controllers, Fixed Assets, Treasury, GL Accounting, AP/AR, FP&A, and Management reporting. Responsibilities will expose the Accounting Intern to all aspects of General Accounting at a large private company operating a premier ERP system (SAP) and receiving in-depth training on the use of Excel (and other Microsoft Office tools) for accounting-related tasks.
The Accounting Intern will report to the Lead Accountant or a designated Finance team member. Successful performance will be measured by the accuracy and timeliness of assigned work, completeness of supporting documentation, effective communication, attention to detail, willingness to learn, and ability to collaborate with BAC’s Finance teams and internal business partners.
BAC Hiring Compensation Range $22 - $28 per hour.
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