Accounting Finance Intern (paid in-person) Spring 2026
Atlantic City, NJ
Internship
NJ Casino Control Commission
Student (College)
Accounting/Finance Intern (paid in-person) - Spring 2026
Name and Location of Agency/Department Requesting Intern:
New Jersey Casino Control Commission
Licensing & Financial Evaluation Unit
Tennessee Avenue and Boardwalk
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Functions of Agency/Department:
The Licensing & Financial Evaluation Unit provides expert advice and consultation to the commissioners on all matters of a financial or economic nature, including economic concentration, in the casino industry. It performs an objective financial analysis of relevant issues, contributing to the Casino Control Commission's ("Commission's") independence in the regulatory process. It facilitates the Commission's financial reporting responsibilities and determines and certifies the amount of revenues which are payable by casino licensees for use of casino parking spaces and hotel rooms, among other things.
Intern Duties/Responsibilities:
Complete one or more research projects. Provide weekly status reports and participate in meetings as required. Create and deliver findings. Project topics may include the business impact of economic and market concentration, competition, introduction of new forms of gaming, the effect of various micro- and macroeconomic events on revenue, or other topics. Other duties may also be assigned.
Educational Requirements:
The position is best suited for students with an interest in financial analysis with a background in business or other related field, and a concentration in accounting, economics, or finance. Interested applicants must be at least 18 years of age and actively pursuing an undergraduate, graduate or law degree at a participating accredited academic institution on a full-time basis (at least 12 semester credit hours for undergraduate or 9 semester credit hours for a graduate/law student).
Skills, Training or Qualifications:
The Commission is seeking students who express a sincere interest in a career in the accounting or finance division of a governmental regulatory agency. Previous office experience is preferred. Applicants must be proficient in Microsoft Office, including spreadsheet applications. Internet research experience and ability to understand financial reports is a plus. Attention to detail, the ability to multi-task, and excellent communication skills are essential.
Time Commitment:
Work will be performed on-site with hours set between 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday, with a minimum workweek of 14 hours and a maximum workweek of 24 hours.
New Jersey ls An Equal Opportunity Employer
www.njccc.gov
Name and Location of Agency/Department Requesting Intern:
New Jersey Casino Control Commission
Licensing & Financial Evaluation Unit
Tennessee Avenue and Boardwalk
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Functions of Agency/Department:
The Licensing & Financial Evaluation Unit provides expert advice and consultation to the commissioners on all matters of a financial or economic nature, including economic concentration, in the casino industry. It performs an objective financial analysis of relevant issues, contributing to the Casino Control Commission's ("Commission's") independence in the regulatory process. It facilitates the Commission's financial reporting responsibilities and determines and certifies the amount of revenues which are payable by casino licensees for use of casino parking spaces and hotel rooms, among other things.
Intern Duties/Responsibilities:
Complete one or more research projects. Provide weekly status reports and participate in meetings as required. Create and deliver findings. Project topics may include the business impact of economic and market concentration, competition, introduction of new forms of gaming, the effect of various micro- and macroeconomic events on revenue, or other topics. Other duties may also be assigned.
Educational Requirements:
The position is best suited for students with an interest in financial analysis with a background in business or other related field, and a concentration in accounting, economics, or finance. Interested applicants must be at least 18 years of age and actively pursuing an undergraduate, graduate or law degree at a participating accredited academic institution on a full-time basis (at least 12 semester credit hours for undergraduate or 9 semester credit hours for a graduate/law student).
Skills, Training or Qualifications:
The Commission is seeking students who express a sincere interest in a career in the accounting or finance division of a governmental regulatory agency. Previous office experience is preferred. Applicants must be proficient in Microsoft Office, including spreadsheet applications. Internet research experience and ability to understand financial reports is a plus. Attention to detail, the ability to multi-task, and excellent communication skills are essential.
Time Commitment:
Work will be performed on-site with hours set between 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday, with a minimum workweek of 14 hours and a maximum workweek of 24 hours.
New Jersey ls An Equal Opportunity Employer
www.njccc.gov
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