VC Analyst Intern (Jan–Jun 2027/Jul to Dec 2027)

VC Analyst Intern

Company:

Motion Ventures (

About Motion Ventures

Motion Ventures is an early stage venture capital fund catalysing digital and energy transition across global supply chains. We are backed by a unique network of corporate leaders, industry executives, and government partners, we empower founders to navigate complexities and achieve unparalleled success. Our collaborative approach, engaging stakeholders across and beyond the maritime sector, drives transformative changes that reshape global supply chains.

We take pride in our core values:

  1. Own Your Outcomes – We lead by example, taking responsibility for our actions and their results.
  2. Build for Tomorrow – We make decisions with the future in mind, ensuring lasting value creation.
  3. Ambition in Unity – We recognise that success is shared; we collaborate to achieve exceptional results.
  4. All In – We commit with unmatched energy and are always prepared to go beyond the ordinary.

About the Role

Motion Ventures is looking for a VC Analyst Intern to work across both ends of the investment lifecycle — sourcing and evaluating new deals, and supporting the growth of our portfolio companies post-investment. You'll work directly with our Founder and investment/platform team, gaining hands-on exposure to how a maritime and supply chain-focused venture fund operates from term sheet through to portfolio growth.

What You'll Do

Deal Sourcing & Investment

  • Source, qualify, and screen new investment opportunities
  • Conduct due diligence and investment research
  • Prepare investment memos
  • Build and maintain relationships with founders, CEOs, and ecosystem partners

Portfolio & Ecosystem Support

  • Monitor and evaluate portfolio company performance
  • Support portfolio companies with strategic and operational input
  • Develop relationships with co-investors, corporates, and strategic partners
  • Prepare performance reports, insights, and trend analysis

What's In It for You

  • Work first-hand with our Founder on live deals, with real ownership over end-to-end deal cycles
  • Build first-hand industry knowledge across maritime, supply chain, and energy transition technology
  • Attend VC and industry events
  • Regular exposure to founders and industry experts, building your own network from day one

Qualifications

  • Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Finance, Accounting, or Economics from leading universities
  • Previous internship experience in investment banking, management consulting, private equity, venture capital, or M&A/corporate development highly preferred
  • High level of interpersonal and communication skills
  • Strong financial literacy, analytical skills, and spreadsheet modelling skills
  • Able to work well with diverse teams and manage multiple stakeholders
  • Self-starter with a proven ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently
  • No visa sponsorship provided

Logistics

  • Full-time, on-site in Singapore
  • Minimum commitment of 4 months full time
  • Due to the high volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
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