Georgia-Pacific Analyst Intern - Summer 2026

our Job

The finance team within Georgia-Pacific is seeking finance interns to join our team, this upcoming Summer 2025 in Palatka.

This will be a 12-week onsite, in-person internship opportunity that runs from mid-May to early-August 2026.

What You Will Do

Georgia-Pacific finance interns are fully immersed into the team/site that they support focusing on a key challenge facing the team.

Finance interns have the opportunity to leverage their skills to craft a solution to this challenge with the ongoing support and mentorship of both their direct supervisor and a mentor.

In addition, our summer interns do the following:


* Collaborate with the various teams across the organization (across Finance, Operations, and the broader organization)


* Learn and help support various key FP&A activities including forecast and planning, benchmarking, gap analysis, and reporting activities


* Support the successful evolution of finance processes and tools.

Help implement finance and operations best practices and support advancement of financial reporting including excel modeling and other data analytics tools.


* Navigate and contribute to a dynamic environment including adapting quickly to evolving business needs and priorities


* Support team with other data-driven insights as needed.

Our interns work alongside our employees to solve real problems and offer insights that benefit society through improving our products and services.

In addition to being a contributor on their team, interns at Koch Companies learn about our unique Principle-Based Management culture, enjoy a variety of networking events to promote lasting career connections, and partner with interns from other disciplines on case studies, and participate in our #LifeAtKoch Challenge.

These are just a few key aspects of our internship program.

Below are skills that contribute to the success of our Analyst Interns:


* Process Mindset: Ability to understand and follow accounting processes, with an eye for identifying and implementing process improvements.


* Analysis Skills: Analytical skills with the capacity to interpret financial data and reports.


* Financial Acumen: Basic understanding of financial principles and accounting practices.


* Economic Thinking: Familiarity with economic concepts and the ability to apply economic reasoning.


* Partnership: Ability to collaborate effectively, demonstrating strong communication skills and a customer-focused approach.


* Analyze Data, Draw Insights, Create Recommendations: Proficiency in data analysis, with the ability to extract insights and make well-founded recommendations for action.

Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)



* Enrolled in a college degree program OR alternative program.

(e.g., 4-year university, 2-year technical college program, certificate program, upskilling program, etc.)


* Able to work at the Palatka Facility and have an interest in working at that facility full-time upon gr...