VC Investment Intern (Munich or Remote) - 4-6 months from Jan 2027

Who are we? First Momentum is a Pre-Seed investor for Deep Tech & B2B Tech founders in Europe. We have made over 50 investments, from Quantum Computing to In-space Propulsion, with many startups raising follow-on rounds from international top VCs. As most of us are engineers at heart and investors by choice, we support founders hands-on in the areas that make a difference. What our previous interns say… First Momentum offers a unique experience because you will get a much deeper knowledge of technology due to the focus on Deep Tech and the team of mostly engineers and scientists. (Nikolaus von Bary) You can source exciting opportunities, make independent calls, and drive research on your own terms. You rarely find this level of independence at larger firms. (Jerome Jaggi) There exists no "elbow mentality" at First Momentum. It’s a place with a friendly spirit where people can grow together. (Patricia Meka) Tasks Support the investment team by sourcing promising pre-seed start-ups through various channels Lead initial screening calls with startup founders independently Take care of incoming start-up applications and establish communication with the most important internal and external stakeholders Accompany exciting start-ups through the entire investment process: from sourcing through the due diligence process to the completed investment Take part and get first-hand insights into our Investment Committee meetings Create deep dives into various topics and present your findings to the team Support our investor relations team with inquiries and various projects Assist the Partners in various portfolio support activities Requirements Strong academical background in economics, technology or a related field and have gained practical experience in a fast-paced environment, ideally in the startup industry. Exceptional analytical skills, are highly motivated, and consistently deliver above average performance. Comfortable working independently and thrive on tackling ambitiou