Residuals Summer Intern

For more than 70 years, the Motion Picture Industry Pension & Health Plans (MPI) has proudly served the entertainment community by supporting the financial and healthcare well-being of the people who bring stories to life — from set crews to post-production pros.   We’re not just analysts and benefit specialists; we’re problem-solvers, collaborators, and stewards of trust. Our teams are guided by a simple mission: to improve the lives of those who work in the entertainment industry through accuracy, accountability, and care.   MPI is recognized as a five-time certified Great Place to Work® employer and recipient of the World at Work Seal of Distinction because we believe people do their best work when they’re respected, supported, and inspired.   Role Overview: MPI is offering a paid, part-time, Summer Internship in our Residuals Department for a current college student. As an onsite Residuals Intern at our offices in Studio City, CA, you will have the opportunity to learn firsthand how the Residuals department utilizes reporting functions, metrics, and analysis to service our participants.   Qualified candidates, please submit your current resume with a cover letter for consideration. Submissions will be reviewed; only candidates most closely matching the requirements of the position will be contacted. MPI requires employees and temporary staff to be vaccinated against Covid-19 with exceptions as required by law.    What You’ll Need: Currently enrolled college Junior or Senior working towards a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration or a related field, with a 3.0 GPA or better. Intermediate or higher skills in Microsoft Office (including Word, Excel, and Outlook) with a general understanding of data analysis techniques. Strong analytical and quantitative abilities with excellent written and verbal communications. Strong mathematical and problem-solving aptitude required. Must be able to transform complex process calculation to formula. Ability to participate in a multi-disciplinary team as well as act autonomously as appropriate. Detail oriented and organized, with the ability to handle fast-paced work and meet deadlines. Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to work with individuals at all levels of the organization, employers, and participants in an effective and cooperative manner. Excellent attendance and reliability, with the ability to work overtime/extended hours as needed. What You’ll Do: Learn about the financial compensation paid to the Plans for the distribution and exhibition of movies. Learn about report validation and deposit allocation. Assist with the creation of complex residual contribution reports for processing. Gain exposure to the Residual audit process.