Intern, Finance

Role summary

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The Finance Intern supports SATS finance activities such as data entry, reporting, reconciliations, invoice processing, budgeting support and basic financial analysis. Candidates are typically pursuing a diploma or degree in Finance, Accounting, Business or a related field. Good numerical ability, attention to detail and basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel are expected. The role suits someone organised, reliable and willing to learn in a fast-paced aviation and food-solutions environment. Clear communication, confidentiality when handling financial information and the ability to work independently while meeting deadlines are important. Previous internship experience or familiarity with accounting systems may be useful, but enthusiasm and a positive attitude are also valued.

About the employer

SATS Ltd is a Singapore-based provider of aviation services and food solutions. The company supports airlines, airports, hospitality businesses and other customers through ground handling, passenger services, cargo handling, aircraft catering, food manufacturing and logistics. Its operations extend across Singapore and international markets, connecting travel, transport and food supply chains. SATS is known for managing essential services behind the passenger journey, including check-in support, baggage handling, ramp operations, catering and cargo processing. The company employs people across operational, technical, commercial and corporate functions, including finance. Working at SATS can provide exposure to a large, safety-focused organisation operating in a multicultural and internationally connected industry.

Working in Singapore

Singapore is a compact, well-connected island with opportunities in aviation, finance, technology, logistics, healthcare, hospitality and advanced manufacturing. English is widely used at work, while Mandarin, Malay and Tamil are also official languages. The culture is multicultural, practical and generally respectful of punctuality, hierarchy and efficiency. Lifestyle options range from hawker centres and shopping districts to parks, beaches and vibrant arts venues. Public transport is reliable, although rent can be expensive, especially near the central business district. Foreigners normally need a valid work pass before starting employment. Students may require an internship or training pass depending on the programme and duration; employers usually handle applications. New arrivals should budget for housing deposits, transport, healthcare and daily expenses, and check current Ministry of Manpower requirements before relocating.