Corporate Accounting and Financial Reporting Intern (Spring 2027)
$20.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$20.00 per hour
About the role
- Financial reporting support. Assists with preparation and tie-out of the quarterly and annual SEC filings (Forms 10-Q and 10-K), including footing checks, tying supporting schedules to the financial statements, and processing edits in Active Disclosure.
- Corporate accounting and close support. Assists the corporate accounting team with month-end and quarter-end close procedures.
- Assists with equity method and non-controlling interest schedules and with preparation of partner reporting packages and joint venture financial statement packages.
- Analysis and reporting. Builds and refreshes Excel analyses using Spreadsheet Server including variance and fluctuation analysis used in management and external reporting.
- Assists with gathering support for internal control testing.
- Are you qualified?
- Must be a student in good standing at an accredited 4-year college or university, currently enrolled as a Junior, or senior preferably, with a declared major in Accounting or Finance.
- Minimum GPA of 3.0Completed at least an intermediate Accounting course
- Completed Intermediate Accounting coursework before the internship begins.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, including formulas, functions and pivot tables.
- Reliable transportation to and from the office during working hours
- On track to meet the 150-hour education requirement for CPA licensure, preferred.
- Coursework in financial statement analysis, auditing, accounting information systems or real estate, preferred.
- Prior accounting or finance internship or work experience, or a leadership role in a campus accounting organization, preferred.
- Exposure to a general ledger or ERP system and to financial statement preparation, preferred.
- Demonstrated interest in commercial real estate, REITs or public company reporting, preferred.* Regency Centers will not sponsor employment-based immigration petitions or applications for this position, including but not limited to H-1B, TN visa, or permanent residency.
- Personal Characteristics:
- Interns will be expected to maintain the same level of professionalism as any other Regency Centers employee, including but not limited to:
- The judgment to handle non-public financial information with discretion
- Attention to detail and accuracy. The work supports externally filed financial statements, One Stream schedules, reconciliations and tie-outs must be complete and accurate.
- Organization and time management. Balances a part-time intern schedule and class commitments against close and filing deadlines.
- Written and verbal communication. Asks clear questions and documents work so that a reviewer can follow it.
- Problem solving and analytical thinking. Researches variances, traces balances back to source data and forms a view before escalating.
- Learning agility. Absorbs new systems, terminology and processes quickly across corporate accounting, joint venture accounting and SEC reporting.
- Collaboration and professionalism. Works respectfully across the accounting and reporting team and maintains the confidentiality of non-public financial information.
- Initiative and accountability. Follows through on assignments, tracks open items and raises roadblocks early.
- Following an agreed upon work schedule
- Adhere to Regency's relaxed business casual dress code under our Dress for Your Day approach
- Be respectful of and develop working relationships with co-workers and participate in meetings or other company events
- Maintain the highest level of ethical standards and comply with employee handbook, and GAAPA Little Bit About Us:
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