About the role#
Citi is hiring Summer Associates for the Investment Banking Technology team in San Francisco. This 10-week program begins in June with a 1.5-week intensive training session. You will work on sector expertise and strategic advisory solutions, including mergers and acquisitions and capital raising for corporate and public sector clients. The program includes a formal mentor network and events to help you build professional connections across the bank.
What you'll do#
- Conduct industry research and analysis to advise corporate clients.
- Manage multiple banking projects while balancing time and expectations.
- Create new business presentations.
What you'll need#
- Current enrollment in an MBA program at a top U.S. academic institution.
- Relevant work experience.
- Strong planning, communication, and organizational skills.
- A commitment to personal growth and team success.
- A passion for client service and the financial industry.
- Unquestioned integrity and a dedication to ethical decision-making.
Location & details#
- This role is based in San Francisco, California.
- The position is full-time and on-site for Summer 2027.
- This is a paid internship program.
About Citi
Citi is a global financial services institution founded in 1812. It provides banking, investment, and wealth management services to clients across more than 100 countries. The company maintains its headquarters in New York City and employs nearly 190,000 people. Its core operations include lending, processing payments, and managing capital markets.
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