Analyst (Current Student - Remote)

Investment Banking Analyst (Part-Time / During Academic Year)

Fireclay Partners offers a high-impact remote internship experience for motivated college students interested in investment banking and private markets advisory. Our analyst internship program is designed to immerse students in real-world deal work and business development activities while accommodating their academic schedules. Interns become valued contributors to active projects, gaining direct exposure to M&A processes, financial analysis, and strategic advisory in a collaborative and entrepreneurial environment.

Key Responsibilities

As a remote Investment Banking Analyst, you will work closely with senior team members on a variety of tasks, including:

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Assisting in the creation of pitch materials, information memoranda, buyer lists, and data room content for live and prospective transactions.

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Conducting market and competitive research to support business development and deal execution.

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Preparing financial analyses and company valuations using methods such as precedent transactions, public comparables, and discounted cash flow (DCF).

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Supporting outreach initiatives to private equity firms and strategic acquirers.

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Helping organize internal tracking systems and reporting tools to monitor pipeline and client engagements.

Ideal Candidate Qualifications

We look for high-performing college students who are intellectually curious, detail-oriented, and eager to learn:

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Strong academic performance in a Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related major.

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Excellent proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint.

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Strong communication skills and professional writing ability.

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Self-starter mindset with the ability to manage remote work independently and meet deadlines.

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Demonstrated interest in investment banking, M&A, private equity, or corporate finance.

This internship is structured to align with academic calendars and is designed to offer students meaningful work experience, mentorship, and insight into a career in investment banking.

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