JPMorgan Chase Internship Letter of Interest
July 31, 2026
Subject: Letter of Interest for Internship Opportunities at JPMorgan Chase
Dear JPMorgan Chase Recruiting Team,
I am writing to express my earnest interest in internship opportunities at JPMorgan Chase. As an undergraduate student
committed to a career in global financial services, I have long admired JPMorgan Chase for its unmatched scale, tradition of
operational excellence, and leadership in driving financial and technological innovation across global markets. The firm’s
commitment to serving clients with integrity, managing risk responsibly, and fostering long-term economic growth aligns
seamlessly with my career goals. I am eager to contribute my quantitative analytical abilities, collaborative work ethic, and
dedication to client service to JPMorgan Chase during an upcoming internship program.
Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a minor in Computer Science at New York University's Stern School of
Business, I have built a rigorous foundation in corporate finance, financial accounting, valuation techniques, investments, and
quantitative data analysis. Beyond core coursework, I actively apply financial theory to real-world scenarios through campus
leadership and student-managed investment organizations. As Portfolio Manager for the undergraduate Investment Analysis
Group, I lead a team of analysts researching equities in the technology and industrials sectors. In this role, I oversee
macroeconomic analysis, construct discounted cash flow models, evaluate competitive moats, and present multi-page
investment memos to our student investment committee.
My academic and extracurricular pursuits have helped me cultivate a technical and analytical skill set suited for modern financial
institutions. I am proficient in Microsoft Excel, utilizing financial modeling techniques, scenario analysis, and dynamic sensitivity
tables to assess asset valuations and financial statements. Additionally, through my computer science coursework, I have
developed functional proficiency in Python and SQL, which I use to pull financial datasets, automate data cleanup, and run
quantitative performance backtests. In a recent intercollegiate financial modeling competition, my team constructed a detailed
leveraged buyout analysis for a mid-market manufacturing firm, presenting scenario-based return profiles and debt-paydown
schedules to a panel of industry judges. This experience sharpened my ability to conduct thorough market research, perform
rigorous financial stress-testing, and communicate complex quantitative findings clearly under tight deadlines.
Working alongside diverse teams in fast-paced environments has reinforced my conviction that financial excellence requires
both technical precision and principled collaboration. Through my role as VP of Internal Operations for the Finance Society, I
coordinate large-scale career panels and technical modeling workshops for over three hundred student members, partnering
directly with industry leaders and alumni. I thrive in structured, team-oriented settings where intellectual curiosity, attention to
detail, and open communication drive high-quality execution for clients and organizational stakeholders alike.
What draws me specifically to JPMorgan Chase is the firm’s steadfast culture of continuous professional development,
meritocracy, and global client impact. JPMorgan Chase offers an environment where interns gain direct exposure to complex,
high-stakes transactions alongside structured mentorship from world-class industry professionals. I am particularly inspired by
the firm's forward-thinking investments in financial technology, market liquidity solutions, and community development, which
together demonstrate that market leadership and positive economic impact are mutually reinforcing goals.
Thank you for your time, consideration, and commitment to cultivating emerging talent. I welcome the opportunity to discuss
how my academic background, technical skills, and drive for excellence align with JPMorgan Chase’s upcoming internship
needs.
Sincerely,
Alexander Morgan
B.S. Candidate in Finance
New York University • New York, New York