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Armira is seeking an Origination & AI Intern to join our Munich office starting January 2027. The role is 50/50 between hands-on deal origination and AI-powered workflow development. You'll help identify target companies, draft outreach, and prototype internal AI tools.
Ideal candidates are pursuing a Master’s or Bachelor’s in business/economics, fluent in German and English, and excited to work on-site. A 3- to 6-month full-time internship is preferred.
Full-time
Intern / Student
Join our newly established origination team and work at the intersection of two things we care deeply about: finding great companies, and building an AI-forward way of working.
In this 50/50 role, you'll spend half your time on hands-on deal origination across our private and growth equity strategies - and the other half building AI-powered workflows that make our team (and the broader firm) faster and sharper.
It's a rare chance to develop a newly set-up origination function and to be at the forefront of applied AI inside a real business.
One thing we'd love to see: In your application, tell us about something you've built, automated, or meaningfully improved using AI - a workflow, a tool, a side project, anything.
Armira is a Munich- and London-based investment holding with a truly differentiated DNA driven by entrepreneurial long‑term capital. Backed by a unique capital base of entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial families, we invest with a long-term mindset and a highly flexible mandate. Across our three investment strategies, we partner with exceptional entrepreneurs across Europe - from fast-growing companies with EUR 10m+ in revenue to global family enterprises generating more than EUR 1.0bn in revenues.
Our team of approx. 80 professionals brings extensive top-tier investment experience, including previous positions at leading private equity firms, strategy consultancies and investment banks such as KKR, Auctus, Blackstone, Advent, McKinsey, BCG, Bain & Company, Goldman Sachs, and J.P. Morgan.