Early Career Investor

Job Description

About Invesco

Invesco is a leading global investment manager, managing over $1.4 trillion in assets for clients worldwide. They are the 6th largest US retail asset manager and the 13th largest investment manager globally, with over 8,000 employees dedicated to delivering an investment experience that helps people achieve their financial goals. Invesco focuses on managing a diverse range of active, passive, and alternative investment strategies to provide customized solutions for their clients.

Job Description – Early Career Investments Program (ECIP)

Purpose:

The Early Career Investments Program (ECIP) aims to attract and develop talented aspiring professionals to join Invesco’s Investments organization. This program recruits and trains high-caliber individuals to contribute to the future of Invesco as the next generation of investors.

Overview:

This program is a pipeline into Invesco’s full-time Early Career Investor Program, offering a unique opportunity to experience the inner workings of a real-world investment team. The program starts with a 10-week internship in June 2025, taking place between a student’s junior and senior year in college. During the internship, participants are paired with an investment team, gaining hands-on experience in their day-to-day functions.

Teams could include:

• Fixed Income
• Private Credit
• Active Equities
• Multi Asset Strategies

At the end of the internship, high-performing participants will be offered a full-time job at Invesco Investments, starting after graduation.

Post-Graduation:

After graduating, the program offers an integrative onboarding experience followed by a 12-month rotation across fixed income, equities, and alternatives investment teams. Upon completion of the rotations, participants transition into a permanent position with one of the investment teams.

Rotation Details:

This program provides a solid foundation for understanding the investment landscape. Participants gain hands-on experience with:

• Market commentary
• Investment pitches from experienced managers
• Internal strategic discussions

They receive guidance from portfolio managers and analysts and benefit from collaborating with peers in their cohort.

Participants contribute to the full investment process, including:

• Trading of securities
• Investment research and analysis
• Portfolio positioning monitoring
• Development of applications for the portfolio management process

Program Requirements:

• Authorization to work permanently in the U.S. (no sponsorship offered)
• Creative problem solver and analytical thinker
• Demonstrated interest in investments
• Ability to gather and interpret market data
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, particularly Excel
• Strong prioritization and deadline-meeting skills in a fast-paced environment
• Ability to work in one of Invesco’s offices where the program is available
• Prior internship in investment management preferred
• Major or coursework in Finance, Accounting, Data Science, Computer Science, Actuarial Science, Financial Engineering, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Mathematics, Stats, Economics, or Business
• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree and a rising Junior graduating by summer 2026
• Minimum GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale

Benefits:

• Long-term investment in career development
• Broad exposure to different areas of investments
• Ongoing mentorship from a dedicated mentor within the Investments organization
• Peer support from a cohort of like-minded young investors
• Jump start a career in asset management with the opportunity for full-time employment upon graduation
• Clear career path towards becoming a portfolio manager, research analyst, or trader

Location:

New York

Compensation:

$35/hour USD for the New York City position

Workplace Model:

Invesco supports a hybrid work model, requiring employees to work in their designated office at least three days a week with two days working outside the office.