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Intern roles in venture.

A term inside the fund, usually supporting research, sourcing and market maps while learning how decisions get made.

current classified roles
25
organizations hiring
12
explicitly remote
3
compensation disclosed
Not disclosed

What the week can look like

Expect research, market maps, founder sourcing, meeting preparation and work that helps the investment team spend attention well.

What firms tend to hire for

Firms usually look for evidence that you can form a view, write clearly and find useful people or companies before being asked.

What the title does not promise

It is not a guaranteed path to a full-time investing role, and an internship title does not make every task investment work.

How the process can work

Processes range from structured campus recruiting to a short partner-led interview. The source listing is the only reliable description.

Current intern openings

Only roles classified at this level are included. Missing fields remain not disclosed.

VC Intern

Entourage · Ghent, Flanders, Belgium

OpenFirm roleNot disclosed
Mar 18, 2024Checked Today

Before you take a intern seat

Know what the title means, what the process tests, and which parts of the offer deserve a second look.

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Questions about intern roles

Titles vary by firm, so these are boundaries rather than guarantees.

What is a venture intern?

A venture internship is a fixed-term way to see how a fund sources, evaluates and supports companies. The role is real work, but the level and responsibilities vary widely by firm.

What does the work include?

Expect research, market maps, founder sourcing, meeting preparation and work that helps the investment team spend attention well.

What do firms look for?

Firms usually look for evidence that you can form a view, write clearly and find useful people or companies before being asked.

Is the next level guaranteed?

It is not a guaranteed path to a full-time investing role, and an internship title does not make every task investment work.