Strategic Finance MBA Intern (2 month contract)

United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level

Part TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Social Impact, Non-profit, Biotechnology, Education, AIIndustries

Requirements

Candidates should possess strong financial modeling and Excel skills, with the ability to independently execute modeling tasks. Experience in banking, consulting, investing, or startup finance is preferred, along with at least 3 years in these fields. Strong project management and communication skills are necessary to work with senior stakeholders with minimal guidance. An MBA student or recent graduate with an interest in social impact and mission-driven finance is ideal, though non-MBA candidates with relevant professional backgrounds and strong financial modeling skills will be considered. Familiarity with capital markets, lending, or structured finance is a plus.

Responsibilities

The Strategic Finance MBA Intern will maintain and update cash flow forecasts and projections for internal management. They will support modeling work related to evolving Pursuit’s existing bond into a more flexible revenue share structure. The intern will also assist in recapitalizing the PBC entity by evaluating options and preparing materials for future financing. Additionally, they will create clean, adaptable financial models and materials for both internal and external stakeholders.

Skills

Financial Modeling

Data Analysis

Strategic Decision-Making

Consulting

Investing

Banking

C-suite Interaction

Pursuit

Bridges underserved communities to tech careers

About Pursuit

Pursuit focuses on connecting underserved communities with opportunities in the technology sector. It offers a Fellowship program in New York City that provides one year of intensive training in technical and professional skills, followed by three years of career support. This program is unique because it requires no upfront costs from participants, making it accessible to those who may not afford traditional education. Pursuit also assists employers through its Pursuit Commit program, which helps companies hire and retain engineers from non-traditional backgrounds by providing ongoing support and training. The company generates revenue through partnerships with employers and is exploring innovative funding options to support its programs. Pursuit aims to significantly increase the income of its Fellows, contributing to individual and community development.

New York City, New YorkHeadquarters

2011Year Founded

$11.5MTotal Funding

EARLY_VCCompany Stage

Consulting, Social Impact, EducationIndustries

201-500Employees

Benefits

401(k) Company Match

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Flexible Work Hours

Meal Benefits

Risks

Over-reliance on tech partnerships could be risky if companies face economic downturns.

Scaling cybersecurity training is challenging due to rapidly evolving threat landscapes.

Regulatory hurdles may impact Pursuit's innovative municipal bond financing model.

Differentiation

Pursuit offers a unique four-year program with no upfront costs for Fellows.

The company partners with tech firms to retrain blue-collar workers, enhancing workforce diversity.

Pursuit's income share agreement model aligns financial success with Fellows' career achievements.

Upsides

Growing demand for cybersecurity professionals boosts Pursuit's Ballistic X Pursuit Cyber Fellows program.

Macquarie Group's $2.75M investment highlights strong interest in social impact funding.

Remote work trends create flexible job opportunities for Pursuit's tech-trained graduates.

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