FAQs
What is the role of the Infrastructure Private Equity Investments Intern at StepStone?
The Intern will provide analytical, modeling, and transactional support to the StepStone Infrastructure & Real Assets team, advising clients on investments in infrastructure and associated real asset sectors globally.
What type of education or experience is required for this internship?
Candidates should have prior experience at an investment bank, project finance firm, professional services firm, or investment manager, and ideally hold a Master's degree or MBA in Business, Finance, Engineering, or Economics.
What specific skills are essential for this position?
Essential skills include financial modeling, analytical skills, memo/presentation writing, research and diligence on investment opportunities, and effective communication of investment arguments.
Is prior experience in a related field necessary?
Yes, prior experience in investment banking, project finance, professional services, or investment management is required.
Are language skills an advantage for this internship?
Yes, proficiency in German, Italian, or French is considered a plus.
Does StepStone offer benefits to interns?
While the job description primarily details benefits for full-time hires, StepStone typically provides a supportive environment that may include some benefits for interns, though specifics may vary.
What can interns expect from the work culture at StepStone?
Interns can expect a dynamic and entrepreneurial culture, emphasizing collaboration, flexibility, and a team-oriented attitude.
Where is StepStone located?
StepStone operates out of 26 offices in 15 countries around the world.
Is there a possibility of full-time employment after the internship?
The job description does not specify, but internships are often a pathway to full-time positions depending on performance and firm needs.
What types of investment opportunities will interns research?
Interns will conduct research on various investment opportunities including primary funds, secondaries, co-investments, and direct investments in infrastructure and real assets.