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Investment Banking Resume Review + Recruiting Positioning

Investment Banking Resume Review + Recruiting Positioning

Offered by Andy A.

5.0

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Non-Target → J.P. Morgan M&A | Helping Non-Targets Break Into IB

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Studied at CUNY Baruch College

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Worked at J.P. Morgan & Co.

Description

Your resume has a very short window to explain why you deserve an interview. I'll review yours from the perspective of someone who has been through non-target recruiting personally and later participated in summer and full-time analyst recruiting while at J.P. Morgan. I'm not just looking for formatting or better action verbs. I want to understand what story the resume tells, whether you're emphasizing the right experiences, what feels like filler, what an interviewer is likely to question, and whether you're making the strongest case possible with the experience you already have. We'll focus on making your resume clear, credible, and tailored to the roles you're actually pursuing.


What you'll get from this package

Session 1 - Background + Near-Term Goals + Current Resume

Session 2 - Resume Deep-Dive


Andy A.

Offered by Andy A.

Joined September 2026

5.0

Non-Target → J.P. Morgan M&A | Helping Non-Targets Break Into IB

I currently work in lower-middle-market private equity after spending ~3.5 years in J.P. Morgan's M&A group in New York and beginning my career at Citi. My path into finance was far from traditional. I attended Baruch College / CUNY, was the first person in my family to break into high finance, and did not have the traditional Wall Street recruiting pipeline. I worked throughout college, stacked classes so I could intern during the school year, and gradually built experience across several finance roles before ultimately making the jump from Citi to J.P. Morgan M&A and then into private equity. I've had interviews go well. I've had processes go nowhere. I've sent plenty of networking emails. I've made mistakes. And I eventually made it into roles that honestly felt pretty far away when I was first starting at Baruch. That's the perspective I bring to coaching. I'm particularly interested in working with students from non-target schools and people who feel like they're trying to figure this out without the same network or resources as everyone else. I know how frustrating that can be. I'm not here to sell shortcuts or guarantee interviews. What I can do is be an open book about my own experience, tell you candidly where I think you're spending your time well or poorly, help you sharpen your story and resume, and give you practical feedback on how I would approach the process if I were in your shoes. If you're serious about breaking into the industry and willing to put the work in, I'm happy to help make the path a little clearer!

Experience level: Associate

$99

2h of coaching