Forensic Accounting Intern

Meaden & Moore; Boston (MA); Sur place; USD 41 328 - 44 083; Temps partiel

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Team outings

Stress-relief programs

Wellness initiatives

Discounts (Technology, retailer, and 


Employee Resource Groups

Community involvement

Résumé du poste

Meaden & Moore in Boston offers an internship from January 2027 to May/ August 2027 with start and end dates flexible. Interns work on investigative accounting engagements, evaluating physical damage and business income losses caused by catastrophes, and reviewing historical financial data and insurance claim evaluations.

Open to both part-time (20–29 hrs/week) and full-time (30–40 hrs/week); fully onsite, exposing you to industries from small local retailers to multinational entities; requires

Qualifications

• Junior or senior level student.
• Accounting major.
• Minimum 3.0 GPA.
• Proficient in Microsoft Windows and Office, especially Excel at an intermediate or advanced level; open to training in other Windows-based applications
• Motivated and enthusiastic, a self-starter who learns new skills and applies them to client work

Responsabilités

• Work on investigative accounting engagements
• Evaluate physical damage and business income losses caused by catastrophes
• Review and analyze historical financial and industry information, revenue and expense projections, insurance claim evaluations, and economic damage assessments

Connaissances

Excel

Self-starter

Motivated

Formation

Accounting major

GPA 3.0

Outils

Windows

Description du poste

Internship Duration

January 2027 – May 2027 or May 2027 – August 2027. Start and end dates are flexible.

Hours

Both part‑time and full‑time internships are available. Part‑time internships require 20–29 hours per week; full‑time internships require a minimum of 30 hours per week, with an expectation of up to 40 hours. This opportunity is fully onsite.

Opportunity

During your internship, you will work on investigative accounting engagements with commercial property insurers. Assignments involve evaluating physical damage and business income losses caused by catastrophes. You will review and analyze historical financial and industry information, revenue and expense projections, insurance claim evaluations, and economic damage assessments, gaining exposure to a wide range of industries from small local retail stores to multinational entities.

Qualifications

• Junior or senior level student
• Accounting major
• Minimum 3.0 GPA
• Proficient in Microsoft Windows and Office, especially Excel at an intermediate or advanced level; open to training in other Windows‑based applications
• Motivated and enthusiastic, a self‑starter who learns new skills and concepts and applies them to client work

Compensation

Base compensation typically ranges between $30 – $32 an hour.

Culture & Perks

• Team outings, firm events, and holiday celebrations
• Busy season appreciation and stress‑relief programs
• Wellness initiatives and incentives
• Technology, retailer, and event discounts
• Employee Resource Groups
• Strong commitment to community involvement, volunteerism, and charitable giving