Financial administration intern

About the company

Grasdrogerij Hartog B.V., founded in 1950, is a leading producer of high-quality roughage for horses, poultry, cattle, and pigs. We focus specifically on the well-being and performance of horses. Thanks to our many years of experience and strong involvement in the equestrian industry, we provide nutrition that truly contributes to animal health.

Since the acquisition in 2017, we have taken a new direction, continuously innovating while respecting our rich history. Our goal? To become Europe's most loved supplier of horse roughage.


What will you do?

As the right-hand person to our Finance Manager, you will support a variety of financial and administrative tasks.


Who are we looking for?

  • You are currently studying at MBO level 3 or 4 (intermediate vocational education) or HBO level (higher professional education), for example in Finance & Control

  • You have a hands-on mentality and strong analytical skills

  • You are looking for a practical internship where you can gain valuable hands-on experience

  • You are results-oriented and have strong communication skills

  • Experience with Exact Globe or an interest in our industry is an advantage


What do we offer?

  • An educational and varied internship within a growing and developing organization

  • An internship position for at least 32 hours per week (preferably full-time)

  • An informal working environment with open communication and short lines of communication

  • An internship allowance and travel expense reimbursement


Contact

Are you enthusiastic about this opportunity?

Apply today by sending your motivation letter and CV to our HR Advisor, Quani Versterre, at werken@hartog.eu.

If you have any questions about the internship, please contact Thom Buis at +31 (0)229 58 12 32 or Quani Versterre (also available via WhatsApp) at +31 (0)6 42 65 64 38.

We would love to invite you for a cup of coffee or tea to get to know each other!


Apply

Send your CV to werken@hartog.eu.

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