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Company Description SwissSTEM is a vocational AI learning organization that prepares the future workforce through hybrid pre-apprenticeships focused on artificial intelligence and generative AI. Participants gain hands-on experience while earning professional, skill-based NFT blockchain certifications that recognize their achievements. The organization is dedicated to aligning learning with the demands of modern technological advancement and emerging digital careers. SwissSTEM offers flexible, technology-driven programs designed for individuals who want to build relevant, future-ready skills. Its collaborative environment supports learners as they grow technical, analytical, and entrepreneurial capabilities.
Role Description This part-time remote role as an Apprentice in Entrepreneurial Finance and Non-dilutive Funding focuses on learning and supporting core financial activities for innovation-driven projects. Day-to-day tasks include assisting with the analysis of financial statements, reviewing accounting records, and helping prepare basic financial reports related to grants and other non-dilutive funding sources. The apprentice will research funding opportunities, support the preparation of applications, and contribute to simple financial models for early-stage initiatives. The role also involves collaborating with mentors and team members, communicating findings clearly, and documenting learning progress in line with SwissSTEMβs AI-focused apprenticeship framework. This position is designed for individuals who want practical exposure to finance, accounting, and non-dilutive funding in a technology-forward environment.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong analytical skills and the ability to interpret quantitative and qualitative data.
- Candidates should possess foundational finance skills, including understanding of non-dilutive funding concepts and basic financial modeling.
- Candidates should possess the ability to read and work with financial statements such as income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.
- Candidates should possess basic accounting skills, including familiarity with bookkeeping principles and transactional records.
- Candidates should possess clear written and verbal communication skills for explaining financial insights and collaborating with mentors and stakeholders.
- Interest in entrepreneurial finance, startups, and innovation funding is beneficial.
- Comfort working in a remote, digital environment and using online collaboration tools is preferred.
- Currently studying or recently completed coursework in finance, accounting, economics, business, or a related field is an asset.