Intern, Damages & Valuations (Summer 2027)

Secretariat•Denver, CO

About The Position

This internship position is within Secretariat's Damages & Valuations team, which focuses on financial analysis, data interpretation, and strategic insights for complex business disputes, arbitration matters, and business challenges. Interns will work on high-stakes questions related to business worth, financial losses, and evidence analysis. The role involves collaborating with a diverse team of finance, data, and legal professionals to investigate issues, analyze data, and present financial information clearly. This is a challenging and fast-paced environment designed to help early-career professionals develop consulting skills, learn from experts, and understand the impact of their work on significant business and legal outcomes. Secretariat has been recognized for its expertise, ranking #1 in Global Arbitration Review’s Expert Witness Firm Power Index and having many recognized leading experts.

Requirements

Pursuing bachelor’s or master’s degree in Economics, Accounting, Finance, Engineering, Data Analytics, Statistics, Mathematics, or another analytically rigorous discipline from an accredited college or university
Expected graduation date between December 2027 and August 2028
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with curiosity, initiative, and a willingness to learn new concepts and ask thoughtful questions
Interest or experience in economic consulting, litigation support, valuation, damages analysis, finance, accounting, data analysis, or other research-intensive work
Experience with research projects, undergraduate theses, consulting internships, data analytics internships, finance-related work, or similar experiences that demonstrate ownership of complex work
Proficiency in Excel
Strong attention to detail, organization, and follow-through, with the ability to balance multiple assignments and communicate proactively
Ability to stay focused, adaptable, and solutions-oriented when priorities shift or deadlines are tight
Clear listening, verbal, written, and presentation skills, with the ability to explain complex information in a thoughtful and professional way
Fluency in English for business communication is required
Authorization to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with tools such as Stata, R, Python, or SQL is helpful, along with an eagerness to continue building technical skills
Comfort working with data, conducting research, organizing information clearly, and using emerging tools, including AI, to improve efficiency, quality, and analytical rigor
Interest in professional development or credentials such as CPA, CFA, CVA, or ASA is a plus, but not required to apply

Responsibilities

Dig into case documents, research materials, and discovery records to understand the facts behind complex disputes
Analyze financial statements, business records, market data, and other evidence to help quantify damages and support valuation work
Build models, organize data, and develop analyses that help explain financial issues clearly and accurately
Contribute to reports, presentations, and client-ready materials that turn detailed analysis into compelling insights
Work closely with senior consultants and experts, gaining hands-on experience in litigation support, valuation, damages analysis, and economic consulting