Overview

We are looking for a motivated and detail‑oriented intern to support our Investor Relations efforts. You will play a key role in maintaining investor materials, managing data for reporting, and supporting our fundraising activities with regional and global equity and debt investors.

Responsibilities

• Quarterly & Ad‑hoc Data Analytics: Clean and visualise P&L, KPI, and portfolio‑risk data for board decks, investor updates, and one‑off deep dives.
• Investor Database Stewardship: Own the CRM: enrich fund profiles, log meetings, manage follow‑ups, and generate a monthly pipeline snapshot.
• Deck & Investor‑Materials Updates: Refresh slides, one‑pagers, and fact sheets to keep metrics, charts, and messaging current and on‑brand.
• Market & Peer Benchmarking: Track BNPL/RNPL comps, update valuation tables, and brief management on market moves and funding rounds.

Qualifications

• Current student or recent graduate in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or a related discipline.
• Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint; ability to design clear, professional slides.
• Excellent written and spoken English; Arabic language skills are a plus.
• Strong attention to detail, problem-solving mindset, and ability to work independently, deadline‑driven.
• Interest in fintech, proptech, startups, and capital markets.

What You’ll Gain

• Monthly stipend.
• Mentorship from founders and visibility with local, regional and global VCs.
• Hands-on experience at one of MENA’s fastest-growing proptech and fintech startups.
• Exposure to capital‑markets storytelling, VC engagement and both equity and debt fundraising.

About

Ejari is the financial services platform on a mission to make renting a home more affordable and flexible. Ejari decreases the financial burden of moving into a new home and offers greater flexibility with how and when to pay rent. With our Rent Now, Pay Later (RNPL) solution for residential rentals our goal is to democratize access to real estate and allow tenants to manage their budget more effectively by changing rent from a yearly expense, to a monthly expense.