Who can apply?
- The Jakarta listing accepts penultimate-year undergraduate or master's students seeking a summer internship with the opportunity for 2028 full-time conversion. That graduation-based rule is not mapped to one US college year.
- Fluency in English is required, and proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia is essential. The posting also states that applicants must be at least 18.
- Bank of America looks for interest in global markets, extensive Excel and modeling skill, quantitative analysis, clear communication and client focus. Mathematics, engineering, statistics or programming experience is advantageous rather than stated as mandatory.
The official page still showed an application control after its September 30 date. Treat the published date as passed, and do not copy Jakarta's Bahasa Indonesia requirement or status to another Global Markets office.
Dates, pay & program timing
The program lasts ten weeks and begins with orientation, then structured training, on-the-job support, networking, speakers and mentorship. The official page publishes September 30, 2026 as a date-only deadline. That date had passed by this October 14 review, even though the page still displayed an application action; no pay rate was published.
These details reflect the sources at the review date. An overview is not a live job offer. Check the official page for today's application status and the selected opening's written terms.
How to apply to Bank of America
- Read the live listing before doing application work. Its published September 30 date had passed at review, so an on-page Apply control is not proof that Bank of America will accept a late submission.
- For a future matching opening, confirm penultimate-year status and professional English and Bahasa Indonesia, then tailor the resume to markets analysis, Excel modeling, client communication and quantitative decision-making.
- Use the official location-specific application route when a valid cycle is available and save the requisition, deadline and confirmation. Search the Bank of America student portal for a different office rather than reusing Jakarta's requirements elsewhere.
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How to prepare a stronger application
Build a one-page view on an Indonesia-relevant rates, currency or commodity question: state the client problem, your market view, two drivers, the downside scenario and a possible hedge. The Jakarta role serves clients through FICC sales, so connect the market thesis to a client need instead of stopping at a directional prediction.
Create a small Excel sensitivity that changes one rate, FX or commodity-price assumption and shows the effect on a hypothetical exposure. Then practice explaining the model without jargon; the official responsibilities combine quantitative data with succinct explanations of complex products for clients.
For the interview itself, practice with Prepalyst's free Bank of America interview questions with worked answers. Prepalyst is a sister site from FirstInternships' founder.
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What does the Jakarta FICC intern work on?
The official page names market and quantitative research, sales and hedging support, client analysis, modeling, structuring, pricing and trade-execution assistance.
Is this a rotational internship?
No rotation is promised on this listing. It says Summer Analysts are hired and placed directly with a specific team during the ten-week program.
Can I still apply after September 30?
The page published September 30, 2026 as its deadline, and that date had passed at review. An application button alone should not be treated as permission for a late application.
Official sources & update notes
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