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Programme
Internship
Location
Boston, MA
Duration
10 weeks
About the role
Ten-week Investment Banking Summer Analyst internship in Jefferies’ Boston Industrials and Automotive Aftermarket group. Analysts support senior bankers on pitches, live financings, and M&A transactions while developing valuation, financial modelling, research, communication, and deal execution skills through hands-on work, training, mentorship, and formal performance reviews.
Responsibilities
- Perform financial valuation, discounted cash flow, and multiples-based analyses.
- Build and use financial models for client and transaction work.
- Prepare pitchbooks, offering memorandums, prospectuses, and other deal materials.
- Conduct industry, product, corporate, and financial research.
- Participate in financings and M&A transaction execution.
- Provide input on active projects while managing multiple assignments under tight deadlines.
Program and Team
- Complete an orientation and training program before beginning day-to-day responsibilities.
- Work closely with senior bankers on pitches and live deals in a lean team structure.
- Receive support from colleagues acting as instructors and mentors throughout the internship.
- Attend social and educational events supporting professional development and networking.
- Receive formal performance reviews during the program.
- Join an approximately 20-person Automotive Aftermarket team covering more than 600 global companies.
Candidate Profile
- Demonstrate professionalism, client management ability, and strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Manage multiple projects effectively in a fast-paced, challenging environment.
- Work under pressure and tight deadlines while remaining adaptable.
- Work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
- Show a strong academic background and willingness to contribute hands-on work.
- Demonstrate integrity, collaboration, creativity, and attention to excellence.
Eligibility
- Be completing the junior year of a four-year bachelor’s degree or equivalent program.
- Graduate between December 2028 and June 2029.
- Candidates may come from varied academic disciplines; accounting or finance experience is helpful but not required.