Fintech Intern
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 12, 2026. First seen by Alion on Nov 12, 2026.
Join Naboo, a fast-growing fintech company that helps businesses plan unforgettable corporate events. As a Fintech Intern, you will have real ownership of payment operations for our Canadian and US entities, as well as our Latin American flows. You will be the go-to finance contact for our clients' accounts payable teams, venues, and suppliers in the Americas. This is an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in finance operations and make a real impact on the company's success.
Missions
- Gérer les demandes de paiement des partenaires, vérifier les fichiers avant le paiement et suivre les paiements jusqu'à leur achèvement.
- Émettre et gérer les cartes virtuelles, enregistrer et mettre à jour les coordonnées bancaires des partenaires, appliquer des contrôles anti-fraude.
- Repérer les tâches répétitives et aider à les automatiser avec nos outils internes (bots Slack, billetterie HubSpot, IA).
Profil recherché
**Who we're looking for*** You’re a Bachelor’s or Master’s student in business, finance, economics or engineering, and can do this internship as part of your program (internship agreement with your school). You must be eligible to work in Canada for the internship (Canadian citizen or permanent resident, co-op work permit, or IEC International Co-op permit for students enrolled abroad).
* A first experience in finance operations, treasury, audit or accounting (internship, part-time job) is a plus.
* A first client-facing experience (customer success, hospitality, sales, student association) is a real plus.
* Working with US and Latin American clients and partners requires professional English, written and spoken.
* French is an asset to work with our Montreal and Paris teams, and Spanish is a plus for LatAm
**Technical skills you'll need :**
* Excel / Google Sheets: you're at ease with lookups, pivot tables and cleaning messy data
* Accounting basics: you know what an invoice, a credit note, a receivable and a payable are, and how a transaction flows from quote to payment
* Sales tax and VAT logic: you understand how indirect taxes work on an invoice. We'll teach you the provincial details (GST, HST, QST)
* Number sense: you're comfortable with multi-currency amounts, FX conversions and reconciling two figures that should match
* Tool savviness: you pick up new software quickly (CRM, back-office, payment platforms) and you're curious about using AI tools to work faster
**Personal skills that make the difference :**
* Client sense: you know that behind every payment there’s a venue waiting for its deposit or a client whose event is at stake. You’re responsive, warm and clear, you explain a finance issue simply to an Event Manager, a client’s accounts payable team or a venue owner, and you know when a call works better than an email
* Ownership: you treat the region as yours. You follow topics through to the end and don't wait to be told what to do next
* Rigor: a wrong tax rate or a missing number doesn’t get past you, and you double-check before you send
* Calm under pressure: clients and teams sometimes need answers fast, so you stay organized, prioritize and keep a cool head
* Remote collaboration: part of your team is in Paris, and you're comfortable working async across time zones and documenting what you do
* Problem-solving mindset: when a process is slow or broken, your first reflex is to ask how to fix it for good
* Discretion: you handle client, payment and banking data with care