FinTech Investment Banking Summer Analyst (SF)

Financial Technology Partners; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 99,000 - 121,000; Full time

Job summary

Financial Technology Partners in San Francisco is seeking a Summer Analyst to join the 8-week program in June 2028. You will assist senior bankers across the full deal lifecycle, including financial modeling, company valuation, and preparing materials.

Ideal candidates are undergraduates or master's students graduating Dec 2028–Jun 2029 with finance or accounting majors, strong quantitative skills, and the ability to work under pressure.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate or Master students with a graduation date of December 2028 – June 2029.
• Finance or Accounting major preferred.
• SAT 1400 or ACT 30 strongly preferred.
• Prior finance and/or accounting internship experience ideal.
• Excellent problem solving and analytic ability.
• Strong work ethic and a drive for perfection.
• Ability to perform under pressure amid tight deadlines.
• Demonstrates ability to effectively integrate AI-powered tools into daily workflows to increase efficiency and maximize outputs.
• Permanent U.S. work authorization required. FT Partners will not sponsor applicants for work visas at application or in the future

Responsibilities

• Support transactions from origination to closing and work with senior bankers.
• Assist with financial modeling, valuation, and performance analysis.
• Conduct corporate and industry research and due diligence.
• Prepare marketing materials, management presentations and offering memorandums.

Skills

Financial modeling

Company valuation

Analytical ability

Problem solving

Work under pressure

Team player

Attention to detail

AI tools familiarity

Education

Undergraduate or Master student (Dec 2028–Jun 2029)

Job description

Financial Technology Partners in San Francisco is seeking a Summer Analyst to join the 8-week program in June 2028. You will assist senior bankers across the full deal lifecycle, including financial modeling, company valuation, and preparing materials.

Ideal candidates are undergraduates or master's students graduating Dec 2028–Jun 2029 with finance or accounting majors, strong quantitative skills, and the ability to work under pressure.