Internship - Industrial Controller H/F
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Beni di consumo e di lusso / Moda in Scandicci
As Industrial Controller, you analyze, manage and optimize production costs in order to improve the profitability and performance of the Balmain Group's Accessories business, based in Scandicci. You play a key role between the local and central Finance Department and with Scandicci's operational managers.
Your missions will be the following:
Monitoring and analysis of margins
Support in the calculation and analysis of product costs.
Monitor the actual margin and, in particular, discrepancies between standard and actual costs (raw materials, semi-finished materials, subcontracting, overheads, etc.).
Check that flows of raw materials and finished products are properly taken into account in the cost accounting.
Construction and monitoring of OPEX
Check compliance with savings targets and help identify risks of overruns to neutralise them and help to identify risks.
Interface between the operational teams and finance
Collaborate with the finance department to ensure the reliability of accounting data.
Help department managers understand their costs and take cost-oriented decisions.
Participate in explaining financial analyses to operational teams in an educational way.
6-month internship starting from October, 2026.
Profile Degree in Economics, Finance, Management Engineering or related field.
Excellent knowledge of Excel.
Proactivity and desire to learn and grow professionally.
Job location Minimum level of experience required Less than 2 years
Languages General information Organisation BALMAIN is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1945 by Pierre Balmain, the visionary behind the iconic "New French Style." Under the creative leadership of French-born designer Antonin Tron, the Maison stands for contemporary elegance, honoring over 80 years of heritage. BALMAIN embodies savoir-faire, culture, and sensuality, offering a style that is radiant, precise, and bold - a perfect reinterpretation of its founder's architectural approach to movement. The Maison's collections