Michipicoten is seeking a full-time Finance Intern. Reporting to the Finance Administrator, the Finance Intern is responsible for day-to-day receivable functions for Michipicoten First Nation (MFN) and for ensuring that financial transactions are entered accurately, on time, and in compliance with relevant regulations and policies .This job entails bank and cheque reconciliations for multiple bank accounts, as well as other analysis-based compilations as required to support financial reporting.This internship will provide hands-on experience in Indigenous Financial Administration and offer professional development in a culturally grounded workplace.Employment TypePart TimeJob Occupation TypeAccounting/Bookkeeping/Finance ClerkTotal Positions1Wage$23.64 - $26.33/hourHours/Week0Days of Workn/aClosing Date / Apply By12/29/2026Start Daten/aDutiesAccounts Receivable· Responsible for issuing invoices to clients and business partners as required· Record all receipts in accounting software, including pre-authorized payments, EFT deposits, online payments, manual cheques and cash received· Using accounting software, run monthly Aged Receivables Reports for funding, own source revenues and On-Reserve rental housing, and submit to the Finance Administrator· Update Housing Statements for Housing Coordinator as needed,



minimum monthlyAccounts Payable· Provide support for the processing of the Better Living Program and other high-volume member benefit-based programs administered by the Nation· Provide backup support for critical payables functions during absences and high-volume timesFinance and Administrative Support· Assist the Finance Administrator with the annual audit process· Provide standard and special transaction-based financial reports and reconciliations, using accounting software and when requested by the Finance Administrator· Complete monthly cheque and bank reconciliations for multiple MFN bank accounts· Attend Finance Team Meetings/All Staff Meetings, providing input on issues or concernsCover reception desk as needed for absences (shared with other staff)QualificationsEducationPost-secondary education in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field preferredKnowledge, Skills & AbilitiesProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, Teams)Understanding of First Nation governance systems and political processesFamiliarity with Anishinaabe values, protocols, and teachingsStrong written and verbal communication skillsHighly organized, with the ability to manage multiple prioritiesDiscretion, respect for confidentiality, and cultural sensitivityDemonstrated integrity, tact, diplomacy, and a community-first mindsetAble to build respectful working relationships with leadership, staff, and membersAble to work independently or as part of a team in a rapid-paced environmentOtherValid G driver's license and own vehicleSatisfactory Criminal Record Check (if hired)Satisfactory driver's abstract (if hired)TERM: 52 weeks with potential for permanent employmentMichipicoten members and Indigenous candidates are encouraged to self-identify.

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