Finance Undergraduate Intern

About the Role

Interns within Dell Technologies' Chief Financial Officer's (CFO) organization make a significant impact across a wide range of functions. This includes traditional finance roles such as financial planning, treasury, and business controllership, as well as areas like audit, data science and analytics, and sales operations.

What you'll achieve

• Experience working in a world-class global organization focused on development
• Consideration for elite multi-year rotational programs for undergrads
• Connection with an international intern cohort
• Extensive executive interactions

Interns serve as business partners in their supported functions and will be assigned a high-impact project relevant to the business.

Functions and example projects

• Sales Segments: Constructed a cash flow model to help sales representatives understand customer savings from leasing Dell products and services.
• Corporate Functions: Improved and created new processes for liquidity and cash management in the Asia region.
• Business & Sales Operations: Used data analytics to establish a sales strategy for portfolio optimization, aiming to increase productivity and deliver incremental growth.
• Product Groups: Designed a client product brochure to align with the New Dell Business Model offerings.
• Finance Operations Functions: Assessed the impact of supply chain and product changes on the overall profitability of laptops, desktops, and Dell as a whole.
• Dell Financial Services: Defined targets and metrics to maximize financing yields for sales results.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as a business partner in supported functions.
• Be assigned a high-impact project relevant to the business.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Possess outstanding critical thinking, problem-solving, and quantitative analytical skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Interest in pursuing a career in corporate finance.
• Strong collaboration and teamwork abilities.
• Ability to support cross-functional initiatives with a broad range of skills.

Qualifications

• Graduating with a bachelor's degree in December 2027 or May 2028.
• Degree majors include (but are not limited to): Finance, Accounting, Data Analytics, Economics, Statistics, International Business, Mathematics, Operations and Management.

Desirable Requirements

• Minimum 3.4 GPA.
• Engagement in extra-curricular activities, student organization leadership, and/or volunteering.

Post-Internship Opportunity

Candidates will be considered for Dell's Finance Development Program (FDP), a global two-year rotational program for future finance leadership. The FDP combines four, six-month rotations with MBA-style coursework, providing broad experience and advanced knowledge of Dell's finance systems, policies, and processes. The program offers increased visibility and networking with managers and executives, career development planning, soft skill training, developmental workshops, and a robust feedback/performance review process.

Compensation

• Pay range: $20.60 - $27.00 per hour, depending on location.