EY Intern - EY-Parthenon & Lead Advisory graduate 

Switzerland, Zurich, Zurich 

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As a member of one of the leading mid-market M&A teams in Switzerland, Europe, and globally, you will have the opportunity to work on high-profile sell- and buy-side M&A transactions with corporate clients, entrepreneurs, and financial sponsors. During this exceptional opportunity, you will gain hands on experience on various projects with a steep learning curve.

Your key responsibilities:

• Assist in the execution of M&A transactions from pitch to close;
• In-depth industry and company analyses;
• Preparation of potential buyer and target lists;
• Company valuations using market and comparable transaction multiples and the DCF method;
• Preparation of transaction documents such as information memorandum, teaser, management presentation;
• Support in the due diligence process;
• Sharpen your technical skills in areas such as accounting, business valuations and financial modeling;
• Support on multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring that tight deadlines are met.

Skills and attributes for success:

• Advanced stages of Bachelor’s degree (minimum 4 semesters) or Master’s degree with excellent academic track record in business administration, finance, economics, etc.;
• First experience in relevant fields, ideally in M&A (M&A boutique, investment banking, Big Four) or in private equity, investment management, transaction diligence, etc.;
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English and German.Additional fluency in French advantageous;
• Proficiency in Office applications (Excel, PowerPoint, etc.);
• Exceptional analytical abilities and strong organizational skills;
• Strong decision-making skills with the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment;
• Collaborative team player with a proactive mindset.

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