Apply: General Electric (GE) Early Career Graduate Internship Program 2021 for Young Nigerians & Ghanaians
GE Early Career Graduate Internship Program is a 12-month internship program which provides University graduates with corporate exposure in distinct functions across GE. The program prepares candidates for a successful career by providing opportunities to do challenging work, network with leaders & receive formal developmental feedback.
1)Support the bid process ( bonds/financial summary report) for New Unit and Services businesses.
2)Ensure all compliance documents are accurately reflected in NEX (Commercial ERP)as per policy.
3)Support the quarter close Inquiry-to-Order process.
4)Any other task as may be assigned by the Commercial Finance Leader.
Required qualification
Bachelor’s degree In Finance or any other discipline in Business
Academic GPA 3.0 an above, out of 4 scale
Strong analytical, numeracy along with a highly developed commercial awareness.
Strong Excel skills (Vlookup, linked workbooks, Pivot tables) a must.
Ability to communicate and work successfully across the organization.
Ability to think strategically.
Excellent communication and relationship building ability.
Highly motivated, self-starter full of initiative.
Working knowledge of French will be an added advantage.
Team player
Additional Information
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
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