BTG Pactual Summer Undergrad IB Program in Brazil

Freshman Finance student at LatAm uni (non-Brazilian, Spanish speaker) interested in BTG Pactual IB São Paulo. Some context...My uni has June-July (2 months) summer break, However,  we have to take a full semester off for a internship in our senior year. Questions:

  • What candidate profile do they prioritize? What does the interview cover (technical questions like valuation/modeling vs. behavioral)?
  • Does their summer program run June-July, or do they expect longer? Would June-July availability disqualify me?
  • Do they offer 6-month off-cycle internships?
  • Is Portuguese fluency required or just preferred? (I speak Spanish (native) / English (C1))
  • Are non-Brazilians competitive for these roles?

Thanks for any insight.

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hey I also applied for this! I do think being fluent in Portuguese is a req given it is a Brazilian bank and neither English nor Spanish are incredibly common in Brazil. I am also from latam > studying in USA and waiting to hear back. Apparently it is very resume based

 

Yeah, I’m currently studying in Colombia, and a few alumni who work at BTG Pactual offices here have also told me the process here is very resume-driven. That said, I haven’t been able to find anyone who’s actually gone through the São Paulo summer program specifically, which makes it a bit harder to know what to expect.

 

No sé, o sea de lo que yo tengo entendido si agarran puros brasileños porque dijeron que no quieren hacer sponsorship de visa para ningún lado. Yo apliqué a la oficina de mx y de São Paulo, no aplicaste tmb a la oficina de Colombia si es que hay? Igual y por lo mismo también podrían ser procesos separados

 

Todavía no he aplicado porque estoy en mi primer año y me entere del programa despues de las convocatorias :(...mi idea es hacerlo para el verano de 2027. 

En las oficinas de Medellín o en Bogota, no tienen las típicas summer internships, sino internships de un semestre que se realizan en el último año de carrera, que es lo tipico acá.

Pero sin sponsorship de visa ahi si es mas complicado...

 

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