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Type of Role: Investments

Experience Level: Intern - UndergraduateIntern - Graduate

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Salary: $k - $k

Susquehanna Growth Equity (SGE) is a leading growth equity firm focused on high growth software, internet and business services investments in the United States, Europe, and Israel. Since our founding in 2006, we have invested more than $5B in 100+ exciting companies around the world. We are focused on finding great companies, supporting their growth, and providing great returns for everyone involved. Details below.

  • The RoleThis is not a rotational program or a shadowing experience. From day one, summer analysts work alongside senior deal professionals on live investments. Summer analysts will source companies, perform diligence, build financial models, and engage directly with founders and management teams. You will participate in a two-week training program at the start of the summer to build foundational skills, but the real learning happens on active deals. No prior investment experience is required or expected, and this internship is the primary recruiting pipeline for our full-time positions with our investing team.

     

    Our Culture

    We set a high bar externally and collaborate closely internally. Interns work as analysts on live deal teams with direct access to everyone at the firm, including managing directors. We maintain an open-door policy and pair each intern with a buddy for day-to-day support. We eat lunch together in the office, and our building has a full gym with a basketball, pickleball, and volleyball court.

     

    What You’ll Do

    Sourcing & Relationship Building

    • Research and identify high-potential companies through thesis-driven outreach
    • Cold-call and email founders and CEOs to pitch SGE and build relationships
    • Develop and refine your own sourcing strategies—we value persistence, creativity, and initiative in building a pipeline

    Analysis & Due Diligence

    • Analyze financial statements and build models for active and prospective investments
    • Conduct market research, evaluate competitive landscapes, interview customers and industry experts
    • Construct investment memos and presentation materials for the partnership and portfolio companies

    Portfolio & Firm Support

    • Support portfolio companies on growth initiatives and strategic projects
    • Leverage AI tools and technology to accelerate research, analysis, and decision-making across all workstreams

    What we’re looking for
    We want people who work hard and work smart. Specifically:

    • Persistent and resourceful in sourcing. You are comfortable with outbound outreach. You can pitch our firm, your ideas, and yourself effectively.
    • Strong analytical foundation. You can work through a financial model, spot inconsistencies in data, and structure a clear argument from ambiguous information.
    • Demonstrated use of AI and technology to improve your work. Show us how you have used AI, automation, or technical tools to think better, move faster, or produce higher-quality output.
    • Intellectual curiosity about technology, software, and business models. You follow the space because you are genuinely interested, not just because it is on the job description.
    • Clear communication, written and verbal. You can distill complex findings into a concise, persuasive narrative.
    • Pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree with expected graduation within one year of the internship.
    • Visa sponsorship for work authorization is not available for this position now or in the future.

     

    This is a paid internship.


    Message from Allocator Jobs: To help prepare you for this role, take a look at the Institutional Allocator (IA) program from our partnership organization, the Allocator Training Institute. The IA program curriculum gives you a solid foundation of investing from the allocator’s perspective. You’ll learn how to evaluate investment managers, create an ‘endowment-model’ multi-asset class portfolio, and the quantitative tools necessary to succeed in the role. The three-part program can be completed in less than one year and exams are available every quarter-end month. This is the program that will help you start and then accelerate your allocator career. Reach out if you have any questions.