Finance Intern

Company Description

ambition meets acceleration

global investors, political leaders, and industry heavyweights

turn founders into forces of change

Role Description

entry pass into the inner circle of high-stakes finance

Finance Intern (On-Site)

As a CRR Finance Intern, you will:

• Sit in on

  boardroom-level discussions

  normally reserved for senior executives.
• Work on

  live deals, negotiations, and multi-crore investment evaluations

  .
• Build

  financial models and valuation strategies

  that will impact real transactions.
• Operate in a space where

  confidentiality meets influence

  , shaping financial decisions that ripple across industries.

Note:

Responsibilities

• Profitability Cruncher

  – Dissect partner company metrics and decide where capital flows—or stops.

• Opportunity Scout & Strategist

  – Identify the rare, game-changing investments that others overlook.

• Pricing Architect

  – Engineer high-margin strategies that turn services into profit machines.

• Valuation & Deal Playmaker

  – Build boardroom-ready models (DCF, comps, precedents) that drive negotiations.

• FP&A Visionary

  – Shape CRR’s trajectory through forecasting, variance analysis, and strategic budgeting.

• AI Translator

  – Harness AI outputs and convert them into insights for decision-makers.

• Trendspotter

  – Spot shifts in ESG, fintech, or crypto—and turn them into competitive edges.

• Risk Radar

  – Quantify threats and craft airtight mitigation strategies.

• Investor Maestro

  – Deliver world-class dashboards, one-pagers, and pitch decks.

• Stealth Analyst

  – Guard and analyze confidential data with absolute discretion.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s (or final-year) in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Exceptional analytical ability—capable of uncovering truths buried deep in financials.
• Strong modeling skills (Excel/Google Sheets); familiarity with

  DCF, comparables, precedent transactions

  preferred.
• World-class communication—able to

  make numbers tell stories

  investors can’t ignore.
• Market awareness—sharp instincts on macroeconomics, competition, and emerging industries.
• Strategic thinker with creativity to solve complex financial puzzles.
• High composure under pressure—capable of thriving in

  boardroom intensity

  .
• Integrity and discretion to handle sensitive, high-stakes data.

This is not a role you apply for—it’s a role you earn.

For the few who make it through, the career leap is exponential