Great Minds, a rapidly growing DC-based organization developing world-class curricula for Grades PK-12, is seeking a Accounting AR Intern to join our mission-driven team of professionals.

Company Profile

At Great Minds, we believe every child is capable of greatness. Our mission is to ensure all students have access to a quality education in the full range of the liberal arts and sciences.

In 2010, Great Minds published the Common Core Curriculum Maps for English Language Arts. This success was followed by being awarded three contracts to develop a PK-12 math curriculum for the New York State Education Department. Great Minds owns this curriculum, which is now widely used throughout the United States and known as Eureka Math.

The Great Minds business model has moved from grant and contract solicitation to direct revenue generation over the last three years. This model shift has produced consistent 20+% revenue growth year over year, in large part due to the success of Eureka Math. Great Minds' recent release of Wit & Wisdom, their K-8 ELA curriculum, has already gained early adoption in the marketplace. With the imminent publication of core curricula in additional subjects, the company's business model continues to evolve to sustain its steady and rapid growth.

Great Minds presently employs more than 200 people.

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Job Description

The Accounting Intern will gain valuable work experience in a fast-paced and challenging environment that provides opportunities to learn from the organization's executives, participate in fun office events, and meet other interns.

Our interns work on real projects that impact our programs, giving them the opportunity to make a tangible impact on the future of our organization.

The Accounting Intern will work closely with the Great Minds Accounting & Finance Team on daily duties such as:

• Preparing and posting journal entries.
• Assisting in managing accounts receivable customer contact
• Assisting with accounts receivable bank reconciliations
• Applying cash collections to customer accounts.
• Supporting accounts receivable with invoicing and processing customer purchase orders.

Required Qualifications

• Sophomore class or higher at a college/university or any year at graduate school.
• Strong writing and editing skills.
• Attention to detail.
• Positive attitude and willingness to learn.
• Ability to prioritize and balance multiple projects.
• Open to all undergraduate or graduate students pursuing a degree in Business Administration seeking valuable work experience.
• Strong organizational and communication skills needed.
• Interest in K-12 education is a plus.