Hermès Finance Intern

PANTIN France

Friday, December 13, 2024

Hermès is a French, family-owned, independent company established in 1837, known for creating, crafting, and selling high-quality objects. With nearly 20,000 employees worldwide, Hermès is driven by a continuous entrepreneurial spirit and a commitment to excellence. The company fosters individual freedom and autonomy through responsible management and perpetuates exceptional craftsmanship by maintaining strong territorial roots, respecting people and nature. Hermès' creativity is fueled by fifteen artisanal métiers, with collections available in over 300 stores globally.

1. Provide operational support to site controllers during closing tasks and forecasting phases.
2. Participate in the consolidation of entities and prepare associated reports.
3. Assist in the construction and improvement of tracking files.
4. Contribute to the reliability of the Division Maison's inventory.
5. Draft commentary notes and establish the workforce tracking note.
6. Participate in non-recurring projects and ad hoc missions.
7. Aid in the reliability of industrial cost prices across all companies.
8. Participate in inventories and destocking actions.
9. Conduct occasional studies as requested by the Financial Direction of the Maison Pole.

1. First experience in management control or financial audit.
2. Excellent analytical skills and numerical proficiency.
3. Strong interpersonal skills.
4. Service-oriented mindset.
5. Result-oriented and organized.
6. Ability to synthesize information.
7. Attention to detail.
8. Hands-on approach.

1. Strong interest in information systems (e.g., SAP or M3).
2. Excellent proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel (e.g., pivot tables, VLOOKUP).

First experience in management control or financial audit is required.

Graduate from a Grande Ecole (Business or Engineering) with a Bac +5 level.

The position is based in Pantin, Île-de-France, France. Hermès values a dynamic work environment with varying work rhythms, including permanent and cross-functional monitoring, periodic tasks, and occasional studies.