Intern (m/f/d) Finance and Controlling

Porsche AG · Leipzig

InternshipGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 2 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Pay: Fair pay
Duration: 6 months
Job starts: 1 Mar 2027
Where you work: At the company
Language needed: German
Subject you study: Business Administration, Economics, Business Informatics, Industrial Engineering, Controlling

Helping to prepare and analyse monthly reporting
Working on strategic and operational planning, forecasting and detailed planning processes
Creating reports, analyses and decision proposals
Preparing meaningful presentations for management and steering committees
Actively helping to optimise processes
Working on day-to-day operations and cross-department projects

Studies in business administration, economics, business informatics, industrial engineering, controlling or a comparable degree
Basic understanding of business relationships, ideally with a focus on controlling, accounting or finance
Interest in industrial value creation processes and in combining technical and business questions
Strong affinity for numbers and enjoyment of analytical work
Confident use of MS Office, especially Excel and PowerPoint, as well as solid Excel knowledge of standard functions
Independent and self-responsible way of working, organisational skills and care when handling data
Teamwork, commitment and willingness to learn
Valid enrolment throughout the whole internship
Very good German skills (at least B2)
A plus, not a must: First experience with Think-Cell for creating linked presentations
A plus, not a must: First knowledge of SAP R/3 or SAP S/4HANA
A plus, not a must: First experience with Power BI for creating and analysing dashboards and reports
A plus, not a must: Basic knowledge of AI-supported applications, especially Microsoft Copilot
A plus, not a must: Affinity for digital tools and interest in automating reporting and analysis processes

Fair pay
Work model: on site
Staff catering: a varied, subsidised food offer with fresh, seasonal and regional meals, modern cafeterias and sustainable to-go options
Discounts: price benefits via corporate benefits, staff discounts on Porsche lifestyle products and services such as parcel stations

Helping to prepare and analyse monthly reporting
Working on strategic and operational planning, forecasting and detailed planning processes
Creating reports, analyses and decision proposals
Preparing meaningful presentations for management and steering committees
Actively helping to optimise processes
Working on day-to-day operations and cross-department projects

Studies in business administration, economics, business informatics, industrial engineering, controlling or a comparable degree
Basic understanding of business relationships, ideally with a focus on controlling, accounting or finance
Interest in industrial value creation processes and in combining technical and business questions
Strong affinity for numbers and enjoyment of analytical work
Confident use of MS Office, especially Excel and PowerPoint, as well as solid Excel knowledge of standard functions
Independent and self-responsible way of working, organisational skills and care when handling data
Teamwork, commitment and willingness to learn
Valid enrolment throughout the whole internship
Very good German skills (at least B2)
A plus, not a must: First experience with Think-Cell for creating linked presentations
A plus, not a must: First knowledge of SAP R/3 or SAP S/4HANA
A plus, not a must: First experience with Power BI for creating and analysing dashboards and reports
A plus, not a must: Basic knowledge of AI-supported applications, especially Microsoft Copilot
A plus, not a must: Affinity for digital tools and interest in automating reporting and analysis processes

Fair pay
Work model: on site
Staff catering: a varied, subsidised food offer with fresh, seasonal and regional meals, modern cafeterias and sustainable to-go options
Discounts: price benefits via corporate benefits, staff discounts on Porsche lifestyle products and services such as parcel stations