Summer 2025 Investment Intern

Who we are:

Battery Ventures is a Boston-headquartered private equity and venture capital firm with over 40 years of heritage investing in category-leading technology companies. With additional offices in San Francisco, Menlo Park, New York City, Tel Aviv,  and London, the firm manages over $13B of invested capital and is currently investing its 14th fund of $3.3B. We are seeking exceptional sophomores (class of 2026) to join our Investment team as full-time summer interns in our New York office in Summer 2025.

Description of internship:

Summer interns will have an opportunity to be exposed to multiple stages in our investment process and teams: venture growth, majority growth and buyout.

Short-term and long-term project work will include market and product analysis, sourcing new investment opportunities, presenting to investment team members, and learning aspects of a full-time Analyst role. 

Each intern will be paired with a mentor for the course of the program. The program will start in early June and will wrap up in mid-August.

Our hope is that high-performing candidates will transition to a full-time analyst position for the following fall.  

Note:

Although the internship will be exposed to multiple investment stages, full-time analyst roles will focus on one specific stage: venture growth, majority growth, or buyout. 

Additionally, the internship will take place in New York, but full-time placement may be in: Boston, New York, or San Francisco.

Qualifications:

• Excellent academic record at a leading college/university; business or finance-related background preferred
• Investing experience in venture capital, growth equity, private equity, or investment banking is a plus
• GPA 3.5+
• Would be characterized by references as a self-starter, team player, and hard worker with a hunger and willingness to learn
• Strong interest in technology-related investing and a long-term investing role with room for growth
• Outgoing, sales-oriented personality and ability to engage in meaningful dialogue with technology executives