Finance Intern, Summer 2026
About The Role
Join Jobfair®’s product organization as a Finance Intern this summer. Your focus will be building a decision-ready financial model and operating cadence that helps Jobfair understand unit economics, pricing, and cash planning as the business scales.
You’ll work directly with company leadership and cross-functional partners to turn real operating data into clear insights across revenue, costs, and growth efficiency—supporting smarter decisions around go-to-market, hiring, and product investment.
What You Will Do
- Build and maintain a 3-statement operating model (or lightweight startup model) including scenarios for growth, pricing, and hiring
- Analyze unit economics (CAC, payback, gross margin, contribution margin) and recommend improvements
- Support pricing and packaging analysis (universities, employers, pilots) using competitive research and internal data
- Create recurring reporting: monthly KPIs, budget vs. actuals, forecast updates, and runway tracking
- Partner with Operations to improve spend visibility and vendor tracking; identify cost savings and efficiency opportunities
- Prepare clear summaries and visuals for leadership discussions and investor-style updates
Required Qualifications & Skills
- Strong analytical ability and comfort with Excel/Google Sheets (models, pivots, clean structure)
- Exceptional curiosity and a bias toward turning ambiguity into a usable framework
- Clear written and verbal communication; able to explain numbers to non-finance stakeholders
- Familiarity with basic accounting concepts and financial statements
- High attention to detail and strong ownership over work quality
- Currently pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in Finance, Accounting, or similar fields.
Preferred Qualifications & Skills
- Experience building startup financial models (SaaS metrics, scenarios, sensitivity analysis)
- Understanding of SaaS/marketplace metrics (retention, expansion, ARPA, churn)
- Experience with dashboards or basic BI tooling (Looker, Tableau, Metabase, etc.)
- Exposure to fundraising materials (investor updates, KPI narratives, board-style reporting)