Special Executions Group Analyst​/Data Analytics Analyst

Special Executions Group Analyst / Data Analytics Analyst

2026 Special Executions Group Analyst / Data Analytics Analyst (NY or SF)

Financial Technology Partners (FT Partners) is seeking Analysts for its Special Executions Group in July 2026.

FT Partners is one of the most successful boutique investment banks on Wall Street, headquartered in San Francisco with offices in New York City and London. The firm advises on significant transactions in the Financial Technology (Fin Tech) sector, providing a full suite of financial and strategic advisory services, including M&A advisory, private capital raising, and capital markets advisory. FT Partners is a global firm of 250+ bankers known for its collegial and energetic culture.

• Special
  
  X is FT Partners’ quantitative and analytical engine that works alongside investment banking teams. The focus is on deep analysis that can withstand scrutiny from private equity investors during diligence.
• Analyze company data, financials, and operating metrics, including customer cohorts, sales efficiency, retention, and unit economics, to prove the story behind the numbers and ensure forecasts and KPIs are credible and defensible.
• Blend financial analysis with data analytics, delivering insights in Excel or Python to support the client’s go‑to‑market strategy.
• Provide leadership and support across all quantitative areas: modeling excellence, growth initiative validation, key KPI analysis, and broad financial strategy across deals.
• Leverage sophisticated data tools to analyze complex datasets and present results that support core investment theses and growth initiatives.

• Core Special
  
  X Analysts work with investment bankers and clients to provide quantitative leadership.
• Special
  
  X Data Analysts use advanced tools to analyze complex data sets and present critical analyses in support of investment theses.

• Graduation date between December 2025 and June 2026.
• Minimum 3.6 GPA required.
• Core Special
  
  X Analyst:
  Finance or accounting degree strongly preferred.
• Special
  
  X Data Analyst:
  Data Science, Quantitative Finance, Analytics, or another quantitative major strongly preferred. Experience with SQL, Python, R, Power Pivot, Tableau, or Alteryx highly preferred.
• 1400 SAT/30 ACT strongly preferred.
• Permanent U.S. work authorization required; FT Partners will not sponsor applicants for work visas.

• Proficiency in Excel.
• Strong data analytics and financial analysis skills.
• Excellent problem‑solving and analytical ability.
• Strong quantitative and technical skills.
• Strong work ethic and drive.
• Attention to detail.

• Strong writing and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to articulate methods and results of complex analyses.
• Ability to manage multiple high‑priority tasks and initiatives.
• Prepares high‑impact materials.
• Participates effectively in internal and external meetings.
• Collaborates across teams and levels.
• Builds trust and maintains strong relationships with all team members.
• High level of engagement and commitment to the firm’s goals.
• Self‑motivated and entrepreneurial.

• Managing partners and directors formerly of Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Evercore, and Barclays.
• Award‑winning execution; multiple Investment Bank of the Year and Boutique of the Year Awards.
• Execution on both billion‑dollar and early‑stage/high‑growth VC transactions.
• Strong career path, competitive compensation, and unparalleled deal flow.
• Access to world‑class executives at high‑growth companies.
• Dominant footprint in one of the largest sectors: financial technology.
• Top‑notch financial sponsor relationships.
• Close‑knit, rapidly growing team.

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