2026/2027 Intern | Forensics | Auckland at Deloitte

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 Oct, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

19 Jul, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Forensic Accounting, Data Analytics, Financial Analysis, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, Investigative Expertise, Risk Assessment, Attention To Detail, Collaboration, Commercial Acumen

Industry

Business Consulting and Services

Description

Company Description By starting your career at Deloitte, you are joining a community of extraordinary professionals who put ‘making an impact’ at the heart of what they do. With our global reach, unwavering support, inclusive atmosphere, and cutting-edge technology, you'll have the opportunity to evolve into your fullest potential. An intern role at Deloitte is the perfect way to spend your summer and get a taste of what working for Deloitte would look like. You start with a cohort of people just like you, who have finished their penultimate year of study, and are wanting to spend their break getting hands-on experience in the field they are interested in pursuing after graduation. People at Deloitte are the best at what they do, and learning from high-performers is a fantastic way to kickstart your growth and career. “Deloitte is committed to staying at the forefront of innovation, including the integration and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in our solutions. We value adaptability and a growth mindset, recognising that AI is transforming the way organisations operate. By joining us, you’ll have the opportunity to develop skills that prepare you for the future of work and contribute to shaping how technology drives meaningful impact.” Interns have a two-day induction in their office to understand the corporate environment, what the expectations are, and the role of interns at Deloitte. The internship runs from mid-November (following university exams), has a three week break over Christmas and New Years, and finishes early February before you head back to your final year of university. You will be part of a cohort of 150+ others, all learning collaboratively and building a foundation for your career. Once you sign your contract with Deloitte, you will start in November that year. Between the application process and your start-date, we have a number of touchpoints including a buddy reaching out to you, so you feel part of the Deloitte whānau before your first day. If you are interested in pursuing a graduate role at Deloitte after your internship, your buddy and coach can help provide feedback and ensure you make the most of the opportunity. A number of our interns receive a graduate contract at the end of their internship meaning they have secured a job for after university and do not need to apply again! Internships are only available to people with one more year of study. If you are in your final year of study – we hire a number of graduates who didn’t complete internships. For more information about our available roles, see our website. Job Description About this role: Forensic helps clients identify, prevent and respond to complex business challenges, often involving integrity, fraud, financial crime, disputes and investigations. We bring together a combination of accounting, analytics, technology and investigative expertise to help organisations navigate risk, uncover insights and respond with confidence. Our team works with clients across a broad range of industries, including Financial Services, Government & Public Sector, Energy & Infrastructure, Telecommunications, Healthcare and Consumer & Industrial Products. We are a diverse team of more than 30 professionals across New Zealand who support organisations through some of their most complex and high-profile challenges. We are looking for driven and intellectually curious interns who are excited by solving complex problems and developing a broad forensic skill set. We are particularly interested in candidates with strengths in accounting, finance, commerce, data analytics, statistics, technology or related disciplines. You don't need expertise in every area. We're looking for people with strong analytical capability, a willingness to learn and the ambition to build their skills across a variety of forensic engagements. Whether your strengths are in accounting, analytics, or a combination of both, you'll have the opportunity to work with experienced professionals and develop the core capabilities needed to support investigations, disputes, financial reviews, risk assessments and data-driven problem solving. Your typical day will include: Employing cutting-edge technology and analytical techniques to examine accounting records, financial statements, source documents and datasets to identify inconsistencies, anomalies and key insights. Working on a range of engagements across different sectors and industries that require forensic accounting, investigative and analytical services. Using data analytics tools to clean, aggregate, join and analyse large amounts of data, helping to solve complex client problems and reveal meaningful insights. Developing core forensic capabilities while collaborating with experienced professionals across a variety of client engagements. Qualifications Enough about us, let’s talk about you. You are someone with: No previous experience required. Part-time positions, internships or extracurricular activities that demonstrate analytical thinking, problem solving or commercial acumen are advantageous. Currently completing a bachelor's degree in Commerce, Business, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Statistics, Data Analytics, Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, Law or a related discipline. Strong analytical and critical thinking skills, with an interest in using accounting, data and technology to solve complex business problems. An inquisitive mindset, a willingness to learn and the ability to quickly develop new skills and capabilities. A high level of motivation, curiosity and ambition, with the resilience to overcome challenges and adapt in a fast-paced environment. Strong attention to detail, sound judgement and a collaborative approach to working with others. Additional Information What do you need to apply? An up-to-date CV An academic transcript (does not have to be official, but must show recent grades, your full name, and the name of the tertiary provider) The legal right to live and work in Aotearoa Does this sound exactly like the sort of role and organisation for you? Then apply now! We’d love to hear from you. Please be aware, if a particular opportunity becomes oversubscribed, we will close it for applications before the stated deadline. We recommend you submit your full application as early as possible. Deloitte Early Careers Team For us to succeed and thrive as an organisation, we understand the importance of creating a culture where diverse perspectives matter and where everyone is given an equal opportunity to grow and develop. If you need more information about Deloitte in Aotearoa or the role, please visit our website: Careers | Deloitte New Zealand. If you require tailored assistance in the application process, please reach out to [email protected]. Please be aware of phishing attempts posing as Deloitte recruiters. Official communications from Deloitte New Zealand will come from “@deloitte.co.nz,” “@smartrecruiters.com,” or our video interview platform "Deloitte . If you receive a suspicious email, verify its authenticity by contacting us at [email protected]. Office address: Deloitte Auckland, Level 20, 1 Queen Street, Auckland Department: Consulting | Risk | Forensic & Financial Crime

Responsibilities

Interns will use technology and analytical techniques to examine financial records and datasets to identify anomalies and insights. They will support forensic engagements across various industries, focusing on investigations, disputes, and financial reviews.