2010 - 2011 On-Campus Recruiting—Investment Analysts and Summer Interns

The MIT Investment Management Company is a premier global institutional investor with a long history of top-tier investment performance. We will be looking for smart, thoughtful and motivated people to jump start their investing careers as Investment Analysts or Investment Analyst-Interns beginning in June, 2011.

As an entry-level Investment Analyst working with our Generalist Team, you will: 

• Learn to be a global investor through exposure to different asset classes
• Develop a network of the world's best investors
• Interact regularly with senior managers who will listen to your ideas.
• Attend conferences, travel, interview other investment managers and learn by doing.
• Work in a highly supportive, collaborative and flexible environment

How to apply for an Investment Analyst Position:

• If you are an MIT Student or Harvard Student and want to be considered for an on-campus interview, please apply through CareerBridge (MIT Career Services) or Crimson Careers (Harvard Career Services).  Please note the deadlines posted with your respective school’s career office.
• If you are not an MIT or Harvard Student and want to be considered for an Investment Analyst Position, please apply directly through MIT’s Staffing Services website.

You must submit both a cover letter and resume to be considered for any position with MITIMCo.  If you have questions, please send an email to info@mitimco.org.

As an Investment Analyst Intern working with our Generalist Team, you will:

• Have an individualized experience depending on your skills and interests.
• Be exposed to all aspects of endowment management.
• Engage in investment strategy research, analytics and financial modeling

How to apply for an Investment Analyst-Intern Position:

If you are an MIT Student or Harvard Student and want to be considered for an on-campus interview, please apply through CareerBridge (MIT Career Services) or Crimson Careers (Harvard Career Services).  Please note the deadlines posted with your respective school’s career office.

If you are not an MIT or Harvard Student and want to be considered for an Investment Analyst-Intern Position, please apply by sending your cover letter and resume to info@mitimco.org.

You must include a cover letter that explains both your interest in working within an endowment management organization and your tentative career plans.

Please review MIT practices below with regard to sponsorship issues. 

MIT’S SPONSORSHIP PRACTICES  

MIT does not provide visa sponsorship for technical, administrative, or library positions. Additionally, MIT does not provide visa sponsorship to recent graduates and practicing professionals for internship training, practical experiences, or other non-teaching, non-research affiliations.

September 1, 2010