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ISQ Private Equity Summer Analyst 2026

Miami

 

Firm Overview:

I Squared Capital is a leading global infrastructure investor managing $50 billion in assets. We build and scale essential infrastructure businesses that deliver critical services to millions of people worldwide. Our portfolio includes over 90 companies operating in 70 countries and spanning sectors such as energy, utilities, digital infrastructure, transport, environmental and social infrastructure. Headquartered in Miami, our team of over 300 professionals is based across offices in Abu Dhabi, London, Munich, New Delhi, São Paulo, Singapore, Sydney and Taipei.

Role Description:

ISQ’s Infrastructure Private Equity Group offers its professionals the chance to work in all aspects of infrastructure investing. Summer Analysts can expect to work on several transactions at one time, and are involved with the development, structuring and financing of transactions and regularly attend both external and internal meetings, negotiations, due diligence sessions, and take an active role in working with portfolio companies and overseeing existing investments. Summer Analysts will have the opportunity to rotate across ISQ’s investment and portfolio management teams, including Asset Management, Credit and InfraTech (early-stage technology infrastructure venture investing). High performing Summer Analysts may be offered a full-time role based on hiring needs. 

 

Responsibilities:

• Evaluate and execute infrastructure private equity investments

• Perform in-depth market research

• Perform financial modelling and valuation analyses of prospective investment opportunities across various infrastructure verticals, including energy (e.g., renewables and utilities), transportation & logistics (e.g., ports, airports, toll roads, and railroads), digital infrastructure (e.g., data centers, cell towers, and fiber), environmental (e.g., water/waste) and social infrastructure

• Perform extensive due diligence on each transaction, including travelling to prospective target companies, meeting with management, coordinating with various advisors, and formulating the investment strategies and business plans.

• Prepare written analyses and evaluations of investment opportunities for the Investment Committee of I Squared Capital

• Participate in execution of transactions and both internal and external client meetings.

• Assist Dedicated Asset Teams in managing current investments, including analyzing potential add-on investments, refinancing opportunities, and exit opportunities. 

 

Qualifications: I Squared seeks to hire individuals who work well in a team-driven working group, are highly motivated, intelligent, responsible, have sound judgement, and have demonstrated excellence in prior endeavors. The successful candidate should:

• Have a strong academic track record

• Have strong analytical skills and be detail-oriented

• Be able to work in a fast paced, dynamic environment and to handle multiple projects at a time

• Be a self-starter with the ability to work effectively as part of a team

• Have genuine interest in the infrastructure space

• Be confident and self-aware with excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal

• Have a strong work ethic to persevere; genuine passion for excellence; results-oriented

• Have personal and professional integrity 

 

To be considered for the Analyst Program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Currently enrolled as an undergraduate student

• Anticipated graduation date: Spring– Fall 2027/2029

• Resume must include expected graduation month/year and GPA

• Resume must be in PDF format

Location Miami, FL

**Any unsolicited emails or LinkedIn messages to I Squared employees will result in rejection of your application. Interviews will begin the last week of October**

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