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Strategy & Venture Capital Intern (Remote) Company: Chromie Health Location: Remote (U.S.) Employment Type: Part-Time Internship (5-10 hours/week) Compensation: Unpaid (Academic credit may be available through your university)) Start Date: July 2026 (Flexible) End Date: September 2026 (Flexible) About Chromie Health Chromie Health is building AI-powered workforce automation for healthcare organizations. Our platform helps hospitals streamline staffing operations, reduce administrative burden, and improve workforce efficiency. We're an early-stage healthcare AI startup working with leading healthcare organizations and are currently raising our Seed financing. We're looking for a highly motivated student interested in startups, venture capital, consulting, investment banking, entrepreneurship, or healthcare innovation to work directly with our CEO. This isn't a traditional internship. You'll gain firsthand exposure to the strategic decisions involved in building and financing a venture-backed healthcare technology company. About the Role As our Strategy & Venture Capital Intern, you'll work alongside the CEO on fundraising strategy, investor research, market analysis, and executive initiatives. You'll help identify potential investors, prepare for fundraising meetings, analyze industry trends, and contribute to strategic projects that directly influence the company's growth. If you're interested in how startups raise capital and scale from the inside, this role offers meaningful, hands-on experience that is rarely available to students. What You'll Do Research venture capital firms, angel investors, and strategic partners Identify investors aligned with Chromie's mission and growth stage Prepare briefing materials for investor meetings Conduct market, competitive, and industry research Track fundraising activities and investor outreach Build presentations and executive reports Analyze trends across healthcare AI and digital health Support strategic initiatives and special projects Participate in weekly strategy meetings with the CEO What You'll Learn By the end of this internship, you'll have practical experience in: Venture capital fundraising Investor relations Startup strategy Executive decision-making Market and competitive analysis Healthcare AI and digital health Startup operations You'll see firsthand how founders prepare for investor meetings, build fundraising strategies, and make critical decisions during a high-growth stage. Who We're Looking For We're seeking ambitious, intellectually curious students who enjoy solving complex problems and taking initiative. Preferred fields of study include: Business Finance Economics Entrepreneurship Healthcare Administration Public Health Political Science Data Analytics Engineering Computer Science Ideal candidates have: Strong research and analytical skills Excellent written communication High attention to detail Self-motivation and curiosity Ability to work independently Interest in startups, venture capital, or healthcare innovation Previous startup or venture capital experience is not required. Internship Details Remote (U.S.) Flexible schedule 5-10 hours per week Work directly with the CEO Flexible start date What You'll Gain Direct mentorship from the CEO of a venture-backed healthcare AI startup Hands-on experience supporting an active Seed fundraising process Exposure to executive strategy and startup operations Meaningful ownership of real business initiatives Professional references and LinkedIn recommendations for exceptional performance Opportunity for continued involvement as Chromie Health grows Academic Credit Students seeking academic credit are encouraged to apply. We're happy to work with universities that offer internship-for-credit programs. How to Apply Please submit your most recent resume through LinkedIn. About Chromie Health At Chromie Health, we're building AI solutions that reduce administrative work so healthcare organizations can focus on delivering exceptional patient care. If you're excited about startups, venture capital, healthcare AI, and learning how early-stage companies grow, we'd love to hear from you.

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