Who can apply?
- Candidates must be pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in accounting or an equivalent program at an accredited college or university.
- A final graduation date from December 2027 through September 2028 and a minimum 3.0 GPA are preferred, along with relevant work, volunteer or school-job experience.
- The role requires US work authorization without current or future sponsorship, commuting distance to the assigned office and availability for the full program beginning in early January 2027.
This is a Winter 2027, part-time hybrid role, not a summer internship. Confirm that the January schedule and commute fit alongside your academic calendar.
Dates, pay & program timing
The program begins in early January 2027 and requires 24 hours across three business days, including at least two to three days per week in person. The posting does not state a closing date.
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How to apply to EisnerAmper
- Open the current 2027 role and confirm your preferred office remains available plus every schedule, education, authorization and graduation condition.
- Tailor your resume to controls, accounting, information systems or risk work and make relevant class, volunteer and school-job experience easy to identify.
- Apply through EisnerAmper and prepare to explain a process walkthrough, evidence check, documented test or technology-control project in clear non-technical language.
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How to prepare a stronger application
Practice tracing one process from input to output, identifying where an error or unauthorized change could occur and describing what evidence would test the control.
Review the difference between business-process controls and general computing controls, then connect the role to real coursework without claiming professional audit experience you do not have.
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What graduation dates are preferred?
December 2027 through September 2028.
What is the weekly schedule?
Twenty-four hours across three business days, with at least two to three days per week in the assigned office.
What does the team work on?
Risk assessments, process and IT-control walkthroughs, control testing, workpapers and communication of control issues.
Official sources & update notes
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