2027 Summer Internships: Investment

Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
Los Angeles, California, United StatesPosted Sep 9, 2026
Summer 2027

About the role

2027 Oaktree Summer Internship Recruiting We are pleased to open the application process for Oaktree’s 2027 Summer Internship Program in the U.S. We will have two waves of recruitment: the first wave will run from September to October, and the second wave will take place from December to January. During these periods, we will be actively seeking enthusiastic and talented interns to join various departments within our organization. Below are groups currently accepting applications, along with group specific details. Oaktree’s summer internships run 10 weeks starting mid-June and ending mid-August. All opportunities will be based in Los Angeles, except where noted. Applications will be open until September 21, 2026, and candidates can submit a maximum of 3 total applications per application wave. If you have any questions or need further information, please reach out to the Early Talent Team. September Openings Global Opportunities Global Opportunities is an all-weather strategy launched in 1988 and serves as the flagship strategy of Oaktree Capital Management, which is headquartered in Los Angeles and manages $205 billion in assets under management (AUM). As of January 2025, the Global Opportunities strategy itself oversees $47 billion in AUM. Originally known as Distressed Opportunities, the strategy has deep roots in distressed debt, reorganizations, and restructurings. Over the past 30 years, it has evolved into a broad and flexible investment platform with a mandate to invest across the capital structure in both public and private markets, including debt, equities, and special situations. Global Opportunities is seeking summer interns in Los Angeles with a 2029 expected graduation. Global Private Debt Global Private Debt focuses on U.S. and non-U.S. investment opportunities within the traded and non-traded markets. The tradeable credit opportunity set arises from pricing inefficiencies that occur in the primary and secondary markets whereas non-traded (dir

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