Finance Intern, North Carolina CRG

As a Finance Intern at North Carolina CRG, your responsibilities will span critical areas including Financial Planning & Analysis, Internal Audit, Cost Accounting, and more. You'll work on projects that have significant strategic importance and contribute to our essential operations.

To apply for the Finance Intern role at North Carolina CRG, you should be an undergraduate student pursuing a Business-related degree, graduating between December 2025 and June 2026. Previous internships in a related field are preferred, but a strong track record of results with significant character strength is essential.

The Finance Internship at North Carolina CRG typically lasts between 10 to 12 weeks, starting in either May or June of 2025, depending on student availability and academic schedules.

Yes, if you live more than 50 miles from Wilmington, DE, where the internship is based, you are eligible for a relocation stipend of $5,000 to help cover your move for the summer program.

As a Finance Intern in North Carolina CRG, you will receive professional mentorship that includes leadership development opportunities throughout your internship. This support is aimed at fostering your growth and helping you transition into future roles smoothly.

Highlight any relevant coursework, projects, or previous internships that relate to finance. Discuss specific examples where you utilized skills like data analysis, budgeting, or financial modeling.

Discuss your time management skills and techniques, such as prioritizing tasks or breaking projects into manageable pieces, as well as providing examples where you successfully met a deadline.

Express your admiration for Thermo Fisher Scientific’s mission in science and health. Mention specific aspects of their work that resonate with you, possibly tying it back to your career aspirations.

Choose a concept like 'time value of money' or 'cost analysis' and explain it in simple terms. Connect it to how it applies to real-world scenarios, emphasizing your understanding of its importance in a business context.

Identify strengths relevant to the role, such as analytical skills or attention to detail, and a genuine weakness like needing to improve in public speaking. Discuss how you’re actively working to improve it.

Share your methods, like following finance blogs, subscribing to financial news, or being part of discussion forums, emphasizing your proactive approach to staying informed about the industry.

Provide an example that illustrates your teamwork abilities, discussing your role, the conflict (if any), how you contributed to the team’s success, and what you learned from the experience.

Discuss your methodology, including data collection, analysis, deriving insights, and presenting findings to the team. Emphasize your analytical skills and attention to detail.

Define Financial Planning & Analysis and cite its importance in strategic decision-making for businesses. Mention how it could influence operational efficiency at Thermo Fisher Scientific.

Express your desire to learn practical skills, gain industry experience, and develop professional relationships, as well as how this opportunity aligns with your career goals.