Karthika p. | Investment Banking Coach

Karthika p.

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Break into IB | Wharton MBA| Goldman Sachs TMT | Ex Engineer@DoorDash

Studied at The Wharton School (UPenn)

Worked at Goodwater

Available today at 2:00 PM UTC

Usually responds within 4 hours

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Available today at 2:00 PM UTC

Usually responds within 4 hours

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Karthika’s Investment Banking Qualifications

Experience level: Intern

Karthika has helped clients get into these companies:

I'm excited to share that I'll be joining Goldman Sachs' TMT division as a summer associate! Coming from a non-finance background, I successfully broke into investment banking. Through helping my fellow Wharton students secure IB internships, I discovered my passion for coaching. I'd love to mentor others from non-traditional backgrounds looking to make this transition! Currently, I'm also working as an associate at Bling Capital and can guide you through landing your dream role in IB or VC.

Karthika can help with:

Skill Building

LinkedIn Review

Investment Banking Strategy

Financial Modeling

Promotion Strategy

Cover Letters

Valuation

Resume Review

Networking Strategy

Due Diligence

Freelancing

Mergers & Acquisitions

Financial Analysis

Salary Negotiation

Technical Interview Prep

Behavioral Interview Prep

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About Karthika

I’m currently an MBA student at Wharton, and I successfully broke into investment banking while also getting into top business schools—all from a non-traditional background. As a first-generation immigrant, I understand the unique challenges of telling your story and navigating the process. I’d love to help you craft your story, build your profile and resume, and prep for interviews. I’ve also been helping my Wharton friends with their Investment Banking interview prep, and they’ve landed offers from top banks.

Why do I coach?

Having recently navigated the MBA admissions and investment banking interview processes, I initially felt lost about what schools and banks truly look for. Many of my peers had the advantage of parents who had been through similar journeys and knew how to craft a compelling story. This experience highlighted the immense value of having a mentor, and I realized I wanted to be that mentor for others. At Wharton, I started helping friends during their recruitment process and discovered my passion for coaching. I genuinely enjoy working closely with individuals, guiding them to achieve their goals, and I aim to take on a few students to support them in realizing their goals.