SWE Intern -> Investment Banking. Possible?
You typically hear the reverse on this forum.
I'm a rising junior at an Ivy target. I will most likely be getting a SWE internship for my final summer, but I'm starting to have second thoughts about a career in tech. I think finance and investing is more up my alley and I'm hoping to get a EB/BB/MM FT offer for when I graduate.
Some more background:
- comp sci major. 3.7 GPA, hopefully it stays here but not sure with comp sci major difficulty
- search fund internship for freshman summer, and hybrid business/IT internship at a F500 this summer
- member of selective IB club at university
I have some finance related stuff because I initially wanted IB, but then switched to tech. But it looks like finance may be the right fit for me after all...
I think I've missed my chance for junior summer. I've done 0 networking and I'm not at all prepared for technicals. So... do I have a shot for FT recruiting? What can I do to set myself up?
With your background, landing a SA spot is still possible. It may not be at at a top bank but recruiting is still happening. Feel like your SWE background would align well with a HF or S&T.
Sure, I'm just really unprepared for technicals. Not sure if I'll be able to catch up.
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May I ask why you decided to switch?
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