UBS · United States

Internship in Business Risk Management (Travel and Expense Team)

United StatesEarly careerExecutive & Management

Listed on UBS’s official careers site. Listed as of November 3, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Are you curious, organised and detail-focused, with strong communication skills and an interest in learning how a global business operates?

In this 6-month internship within the IB Business Risk Management – Travel and Expense Team, you will have the opportunity to develop your business and analytical skills while supporting the team with day-to-day activities.

You will:

  • support day-to-day Travel and Expense operations, helping to prioritise requests and ensure tasks are completed accurately and on time
  • review and process employee expense reports, learning how to apply company policies and controls
  • support employees with Travel and Expense enquiries, helping to resolve issues and providing clear guidance on expense report submissions
  • help communicate Travel and Expense policies, procedures and relevant updates to employees
  • collaborate with team members and control functions to review expense claims and support governance activities
  • ensure assigned tasks are completed accurately, on time and in line with team priorities and service standards
  • contribute to process improvement initiatives and explore how automation, AI and technology can make processes more efficient and improve the employee experience
  • support reporting and business insights by gathering and reviewing data, identifying trends and helping the team spot improvement opportunities
  • gain practical experience working with different stakeholders in an international business environment

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