Finance & Operations Intern - Growth Equity Fund - Paris - 6 months from January 2027

Company Description About Revaia Revaia is a European growth equity fund with €600M under management. We do growth and growth buyout transactions in European tech, backing companies from Series B through to IPO or buyout. We closed our second fund at €250M in 2025, backed by institutional investors including Bpifrance, the European Investment Fund, BNP Paribas Cardif and JPMorganChase. We operate from Paris, London and Berlin, with a presence in North America. Our portfolio includes Aircall, Algolia, Coralogix, Deepki, Frontify, Hublo, Mews, Planity and Welcome to the Jungle. Companies in our first fund have grown 4x on average since we invested. We are a young, complementary and diverse team with entrepreneurial and private equity backgrounds, and we back founders building the companies that make the transition to a sustainable economy possible.

Job Description

You will help run the finances of a €600M growth equity fund — closing the quarter, reporting to our LPs, and building the tooling that makes both faster. You will see how a €600M vehicle is actually run — how the quarter gets closed, how positions are valued, how cash is planned across the portfolio and the fund, how KPIs roll up from the portfolio into one investor report, and how institutional LPs are reported to. This is the side of the industry most people in finance do not see until they are well into their thirties, and it is the side that travels: fund finance, a fund CFO track, corporate finance, or a deal seat later on with an unusual understanding of what happens after a deal closes. What you will actually do? Fund finance and reporting — Support the quarterly close and Revaia's financial processes across accounting, controlling and cash-flow planning, working with the CFO/Senior Fund controller and our external accountants and auditors. You will be in direct contact with our banks, auditors and lawyers — as a real interlocutor, not as a mailbox. Portfolio and investor reporting — Maintain consist