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The Early Career Investments Program (ECIP) aims to attract and develop small cohorts of aspiring professionals to join Invesco’s Investments organization. Through a coordinated program, the ECIP recruits and trains high-caliber talent to help build the next generation of investors at the firm.
Program Overview
This position is a pipeline into our full-time Early Career Investor Program, which does not qualify for employer-sponsored immigration. You are not qualified for this internship position if you need immigration sponsorship after completing your degree.
Invesco’s Early Career Investor Program provides a rare opportunity to observe the inner workings of a real-world investment team from the inside. The program begins with an in office/in person 10-week internship in June 2025 between a student’s junior and senior year in college. During your internship, you will be paired with an investment team, supporting them in their day-to-day functions. Team pairings could include Fixed Income, Private Credit, Active Equities, or Multi Asset Strategies.
Near the end of your 10-week internship, you’ll be given the opportunity to stay involved with the program; if you’re successful, you’ll receive a full-time job offer from Invesco Investments that would start after you graduate.
After graduation, you’ll begin your career in investments with an integrative onboarding and a 12-month rotation through fixed income, equities, and alternatives investment teams. After completing your rotations, you will transition into a permanent position with one of our investment teams.
Rotation Detail
Early Career Investors will gain a foundation for understanding the investment landscape and the tools to construct and explain their own investment judgments through exposure to market commentary, investment pitches from experienced managers, and participation in internal strategic discussions. Participants will have the benefit of guidance from portfolio managers and analysts as well as the benefit of going through the rotation with the support of peers in their cohort.
Supporting either a public or private investments team will give Early Career Investor Participants a hands-on experience in the full scope of the investment process and the team’s approach to portfolio decision-making. In a typical assignment, you might help with the trading of securities, contribute to investment research and analysis, monitor portfolio positioning, and perhaps create some applications for the benefit of the portfolio management process.
Program Requirements
- Authorization to work permanently in the U.S.
- To be eligible for this program, you must be authorized to work in the U.S. on a permanent basis. We do not offer any type of employment-based immigration sponsorship for this program. Invesco will not provide any assistance or sign any documentation in support of any other form of immigration sponsorship or benefit including optional practical training (OPT) or curricular practical training (CPT).
- Relocation and housing will not be included if an offer is extended.
- Creative problem solver and analytical thinker
- A demonstrated interest in investments
- Must be able to gather and interpret market data
- Technologically proficient in Microsoft office tools, specifically Excel
- Can prioritize work, meet deadlines in a fast-paced work environment
- Must be able 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 a plus
- Must be pursuing a bachelor’s degree and be a rising Junior graduating by summer of 2026
- Minimum GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale
Source: Invesco’s Career Page
