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Investment Banker

Surge AI

As an Investment Banker, you’ll translate real dealmaking rigor into high-fidelity datasets for training next-gen AI.

Work arrangement & location
Remote
Compensation
$200–400 / hour
Engagement
Contractor
  • Finance Experts
  • Accounting Finance
  • Finance

Employer description and requirements

Investment Banker

As an Investment Banker, you’ll translate real dealmaking rigor into high-fidelity datasets for training next-gen AI. You’ll structure complex, multi-constraint scenarios (M&A, financing, markets), craft evaluation rubrics that mirror client-ready deliverables, and rewrite model outputs to reflect how top bankers reason under pressure and incomplete information. You won’t be pitching live deals — you’ll be encoding the judgment behind them. This is a role for someone who thrives on clarity under ambiguity, balances detail with narrative, and can turn messy business contexts into crisp analysis and decision frameworks.

Bulge-Bracket Background – Current or former banker at a top-tier firm (e.g., Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley; preferred) with exposure to M&A and capital market Analytical Communication – Ability to produce client-grade materials: tight comps, defensible assumptions, and clear recommendation path Process Discipline – Methodical approach to QA, source hygiene, and reproducibility within data-centric workflows

Rewriting model analyses into banker-quality output: investment memos, board-level summaries, and sensitivity commentary Designing scenario banks that capture realistic constraints (valuation ranges, covenant limits, market windows) with transparent assumptions Reviewing outputs for reasoning gaps: mis-specified drivers, flawed comps selection, or inconsistent cash-flow logic Partnering with Surge researchers to build evaluation suites that test prioritization, trade-offs, and executive-ready recommendations

Please email talent@surgehq.ai with your background and interest in collaborating with Surge. Please include the name of the role you’re applying for in the subject line or email body. We welcome personal projects and writings!