Lincoln International

Lincoln International (Middle Market) has no open internship or graduate roles on Jorb AI right now.

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Open internship and graduate roles

Lincoln International has no open internship or graduate roles on Jorb AI right now. This page updates continuously as new postings are added.

Internship and graduate hiring at Lincoln International

What internship and graduate programs does Lincoln International run?

Lincoln runs two named early-career internships alongside full-time analyst and associate entry points, per its campus & early careers page:

  • Analyst Internship: a multi-week program, typically for undergraduates between their third and fourth years
  • Summer Associate Internship: a nine-week program, typically for MBA or graduate-level candidates before their final year
  • Full-time Analyst and Associate roles across its M&A, Capital Advisory & Restructuring, Private Funds Advisory and Valuations & Opinions groups

Interns join a specific industry or service team rather than rotating, and openings are posted office by office (recent listings spanned Chicago, Milan, Brussels and Stockholm). Because each intake is tied to one city and one service line rather than a single firmwide cohort, an applicant is effectively choosing a location and a practice at the point of applying, and roles surface on a rolling, office-by-office basis rather than in one annual window—so the practical move is to track the careers listings for each target office rather than wait for a single deadline.

What makes Lincoln International distinctive for early-career applicants?

Lincoln is an independent global investment bank focused on mid-market M&A and advisory work rather than a balance-sheet lender, advising across mergers and acquisitions, capital advisory and restructuring, private funds advisory, and valuations and opinions from offices in North America, Europe and Asia. It trains entrants through an "apprenticeship model" it frames as a "path to partner" from day one, so interns and analysts work directly on live deals within a single team rather than rotating across divisions. Independent coverage consistently places Lincoln among the leading middle-market advisers, particularly as a sell-side adviser to private equity sponsors. For an applicant weighing a limited number of applications, this signals a different experience than a bulge-bracket rotational scheme—narrower deal sizes, early hands-on modelling, and depth in one practice—worth prioritising if mid-market or PE-focused advisory is the goal rather than broad exposure across a large bank.

Is Lincoln International hiring for internships or graduate roles right now?

Lincoln International currently has no open internship or graduate roles listed on Jorb AI. This page updates continuously; check back as new postings rotate.

How do I apply for an internship or graduate role at Lincoln International?

Applications to Lincoln International go through the official careers site. Each role on this page links directly to the specific application. Lincoln International does not use third-party submission services.

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Applying to Lincoln International

Lincoln International doesn't currently list open internship or graduate roles on Jorb AI; new postings appear as Lincoln International opens them. When they do, applications go through the firm's own careers portal and expect a CV and cover letter written specifically for the posting. Jorb AI's application agent handles the parallel workload in one place, tailoring a CV and cover letter for each role and tracking each application alongside the rest.

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