Finance & Accounting Internship (2026)

Position Overview

At Owens Corning, our people make the difference. We foster an inclusive environment where every unique voice is valued. The Finance & Accounting Internship offers students the opportunity to develop their functional and business skills through meaningful work experience, expand their network, and gain exposure to senior leadership. Interns will enhance their financial, accounting, and business knowledge—and acquire valuable experience in SAP, Excel, and Power BI—in a dynamic, global workplace.

Key Responsibilities

• Location: Internship based at our World Headquarters in Toledo, Ohio with relocation assistance and subsidized housing.
• Intern assignments available across Business Unit Finance, Tax, Treasury, Accounting, Economics, and Financial Planning and Analysis.
• Access to dedicated resources and focused training programs for skill development.
• Opportunities for project management, leadership, and presentation assignments.
• Ongoing guidance and feedback from mentors and managers aligned with our core competencies.

Required Qualifications

• Rising juniors and seniors pursuing degrees in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.
• Strong financial acumen with excellent analytical and data management skills.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment while maintaining an outstanding work ethic and teamwork capabilities.
• A willingness to contribute to an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives are celebrated.
• Must be eligible to work permanently in the U.S.

Benefits & Perks

• Gain valuable work experience through challenging and meaningful assignments.
• Enjoy networking opportunities and exposure to senior leadership.
• Participate in both formal and informal personal and professional development activities.
• Contribute to the community through various engagement opportunities.
• Relocation and housing support provided throughout the internship.
• Opportunity to be selected for our Finance and Accounting Leadership Program, a three-year rotational development program.