Description: Position Summary: The Venture Program Manager supports high-potential startups in the Trailblazer Accelerator Program. The role manages three accelerators: the Software Accelerator, the Digital Health Accelerator, and the Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator. As the connective tissue across all three, this person manages programming, coordinates EIRs, SMEs and mentors, and directly supports both active cohort companies and Trailblazer alumni. This individual also serves as the assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies drawn from all three cohorts. For those companies, they deliver strategic, research-driven insights that speed up growth and fundraising readiness. This includes market research, commercialization strategy, financial modeling, and investor readiness support, tailored to each company's sector. For healthcare companies, this means expertise in regulatory, reimbursement, clinical, and development pathways. This role sits at the intersection of relationship management, program operations, and venture analysis. It requires strong organizational and communication skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to manage multiple client engagements and programs at the same time. The Venture Program Manager will also help improve program design, track outcomes, and strengthen the broader startup ecosystem. Requirements: Essential Job Functions 55% Client Journey Management & Program Delivery Serve as the primary relationship manager and trusted advisor for startups participating in Trailblazer programs , including active cohort companies in the Software, Digital Health, and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerators Lead onboarding and ensure clients are effectively integrated into program resources and offerings Coordinate and support the delivery of program elements such as weekly workshops, events, and showcases, including outreach to SMEs & speakers across all three accelerators Create and maintain the annual calendar of program schedules for all three accelerators, keeping it updated with changes arising due to speaker availability or conflicting events Shape curriculum for each accelerator, adjusting programming to its sector and stage. For the healthcare accelerators, this covers topics such as regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical validation, IP, and selling to health systems. Build and manage the mentor and SME network across all three accelerators. Match mentors to companies based on need, and recruit healthcare experts such as clinicians, health system innovation leaders, regulatory and reimbursement consultants, pharma/medtech business development leaders, and healthcare-focused investors. Find opportunities for shared programming and peer connections across the three cohorts Act as the voice of the client by identifying trends, gaps, and opportunities to improve program effectiveness Maintain ongoing engagement through regular check-ins, tracking client goals, milestones, and support needs Connect clients to internal and external resources (mentors, advisors, partners, investors, and, for healthcare clients, clinical advisors, health systems, payers, and regulatory and reimbursement experts, etc.) Provide ongoing support to Trailblazer alumni, including resource connections, investor introductions, and continued engagement after the program Identify opportunities for client growth, collaboration, and continued engagement 25% Venture Analysis & Client Advisory Support Serve as assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies across all three accelerators. All assigned companies: Conduct and deliver research to support client growth, including: Market sizing and customer segmentation Competitive landscape analysis Go-to-market and pricing strategies Use case and stakeholder identification Identifying commercialization milestones and regulatory requirements that inform growth and acquisition strategies Assist in development of financial models and projections , including unit economics and capital requirements Help create or refine investor-facing materials such as pitch decks Support fundraising strategy, including investor targeting, round sizing, valuation, cap table basics, term sheet review, and due diligence preparation Advise on non-dilutive funding strategies, such as SBIR/STTR and federal, state, and foundation grants Generate lead lists of potential customers, investors, and strategic partners Software Accelerator companies: Advise on SaaS business models, pricing, and key metrics such as ARR/MRR, CAC, LTV, churn, and burn multiple Support go-to-market strategy, including sales-led and product-led growth motions and early customer acquisition Digital Health and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator companies: Guide startups on regulatory strategy, working with regulatory SMEs as needed. For devices and digital health, this includes FDA pathways (510(k), De Novo, PMA), Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), and CLIA/LDT considerations. For therapeutics, it includes the drug and biologic development pathway (preclinical, IND, Phase I-III, NDA/BLA) and expedited or special designations (e.g., Orphan, Breakthrough, Fast Track). Support reimbursement and market access planning, including CPT/HCPCS coding, coverage and payment pathways (CMS and commercial payers), and value-based care models Help clients map healthcare buyer dynamics across health systems, providers, payers, patients, and pharma/medtech partners, and work through procurement processes such as value analysis committees and IT/security reviews Advise on clinical validation and evidence generation strategies (pilots, real-world evidence, clinical studies) that support adoption and fundraising Support therapeutics and device startups on IP strategy, academic tech transfer and licensing, and partnering or exit pathways with pharma and medtech companies Help clients identify and evaluate development partners such as CROs, CDMOs, and contract manufacturers Help clients understand data privacy, security, and interoperability requirements (e.g., HIPAA, HL7/FHIR, SOC 2) Advise on healthcare-specific non-dilutive funding, such as NIH SBIR/STTR, ARPA-H, BARDA, and disease foundation grants All sectors: Maintain awareness of industry trends (e.g., Healthcare, SaaS, and emerging tech sectors), with depth in digital health, medtech, therapeutics, AI in healthcare, healthcare venture investment, and changes in healthcare policy and reimbursement 15% Data Management, Reporting & Insights Track program metrics, client progress, and outcomes for internal and external reporting across all three accelerators and alumni 5% Ecosystem Engagement & Special Projects Support sourcing and evaluation of new startup opportunities and program applicants for all three accelerators Assist with pitch competitions, due diligence, and deal flow activities , including market, clinical, and regulatory diligence on healthcare ventures Build and maintain relationships with software and healthcare ecosystem partners, such as health systems, academic medical centers, tech transfer offices, sector-focused VCs and angels, and corporate strategic investors Represent the organization at events and within the startup ecosystem Participate in strategic initiatives and cross-functional projects Physical Demands/Working Conditions Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer Frequent use of standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, and printers Ability to lift up to 15 pounds at times (e.g., files, office supplies) Occasional standing, walking, bending, or reaching Work is typically performed in a professional office environment May require occasional travel or attendance at offsite meetings or events Normal visual acuity for reading and computer work Ability to communicate effectively in person and via electronic means Must reside in Cleveland Ohio Required Qualifications Education, Training and/or Experience Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in business, STEM, life sciences, biomedical engineering, public health, or related field 3+ years of experience in healthtech commercialization, startups, venture, consulting, research, or accelerator/incubator environments Experience supporting both software/tech startups and healthcare companies, with hands-on healthcare commercialization experience (e.g., regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical adoption, health system sales, or drug/device development) Experience working with or within venture capital, angel networks, or corporate venture, including familiarity with fundraising stages, deal terms, and investor diligence Experience managing programs, cohorts, or mentor/advisor networks Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Working knowledge of the U.S. healthcare system, including providers, payers, health systems, value-based care, and reimbursement Familiarity with FDA regulatory pathways for medical devices, digital health, and therapeutics, and with healthcare compliance requirements (e.g., HIPAA) Understanding of SaaS business models and metrics Understanding of venture financing from pre-seed through Series A . click apply for full job details
11/10/2026
Full time
Description: Position Summary: The Venture Program Manager supports high-potential startups in the Trailblazer Accelerator Program. The role manages three accelerators: the Software Accelerator, the Digital Health Accelerator, and the Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator. As the connective tissue across all three, this person manages programming, coordinates EIRs, SMEs and mentors, and directly supports both active cohort companies and Trailblazer alumni. This individual also serves as the assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies drawn from all three cohorts. For those companies, they deliver strategic, research-driven insights that speed up growth and fundraising readiness. This includes market research, commercialization strategy, financial modeling, and investor readiness support, tailored to each company's sector. For healthcare companies, this means expertise in regulatory, reimbursement, clinical, and development pathways. This role sits at the intersection of relationship management, program operations, and venture analysis. It requires strong organizational and communication skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to manage multiple client engagements and programs at the same time. The Venture Program Manager will also help improve program design, track outcomes, and strengthen the broader startup ecosystem. Requirements: Essential Job Functions 55% Client Journey Management & Program Delivery Serve as the primary relationship manager and trusted advisor for startups participating in Trailblazer programs , including active cohort companies in the Software, Digital Health, and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerators Lead onboarding and ensure clients are effectively integrated into program resources and offerings Coordinate and support the delivery of program elements such as weekly workshops, events, and showcases, including outreach to SMEs & speakers across all three accelerators Create and maintain the annual calendar of program schedules for all three accelerators, keeping it updated with changes arising due to speaker availability or conflicting events Shape curriculum for each accelerator, adjusting programming to its sector and stage. For the healthcare accelerators, this covers topics such as regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical validation, IP, and selling to health systems. Build and manage the mentor and SME network across all three accelerators. Match mentors to companies based on need, and recruit healthcare experts such as clinicians, health system innovation leaders, regulatory and reimbursement consultants, pharma/medtech business development leaders, and healthcare-focused investors. Find opportunities for shared programming and peer connections across the three cohorts Act as the voice of the client by identifying trends, gaps, and opportunities to improve program effectiveness Maintain ongoing engagement through regular check-ins, tracking client goals, milestones, and support needs Connect clients to internal and external resources (mentors, advisors, partners, investors, and, for healthcare clients, clinical advisors, health systems, payers, and regulatory and reimbursement experts, etc.) Provide ongoing support to Trailblazer alumni, including resource connections, investor introductions, and continued engagement after the program Identify opportunities for client growth, collaboration, and continued engagement 25% Venture Analysis & Client Advisory Support Serve as assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies across all three accelerators. All assigned companies: Conduct and deliver research to support client growth, including: Market sizing and customer segmentation Competitive landscape analysis Go-to-market and pricing strategies Use case and stakeholder identification Identifying commercialization milestones and regulatory requirements that inform growth and acquisition strategies Assist in development of financial models and projections , including unit economics and capital requirements Help create or refine investor-facing materials such as pitch decks Support fundraising strategy, including investor targeting, round sizing, valuation, cap table basics, term sheet review, and due diligence preparation Advise on non-dilutive funding strategies, such as SBIR/STTR and federal, state, and foundation grants Generate lead lists of potential customers, investors, and strategic partners Software Accelerator companies: Advise on SaaS business models, pricing, and key metrics such as ARR/MRR, CAC, LTV, churn, and burn multiple Support go-to-market strategy, including sales-led and product-led growth motions and early customer acquisition Digital Health and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator companies: Guide startups on regulatory strategy, working with regulatory SMEs as needed. For devices and digital health, this includes FDA pathways (510(k), De Novo, PMA), Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), and CLIA/LDT considerations. For therapeutics, it includes the drug and biologic development pathway (preclinical, IND, Phase I-III, NDA/BLA) and expedited or special designations (e.g., Orphan, Breakthrough, Fast Track). Support reimbursement and market access planning, including CPT/HCPCS coding, coverage and payment pathways (CMS and commercial payers), and value-based care models Help clients map healthcare buyer dynamics across health systems, providers, payers, patients, and pharma/medtech partners, and work through procurement processes such as value analysis committees and IT/security reviews Advise on clinical validation and evidence generation strategies (pilots, real-world evidence, clinical studies) that support adoption and fundraising Support therapeutics and device startups on IP strategy, academic tech transfer and licensing, and partnering or exit pathways with pharma and medtech companies Help clients identify and evaluate development partners such as CROs, CDMOs, and contract manufacturers Help clients understand data privacy, security, and interoperability requirements (e.g., HIPAA, HL7/FHIR, SOC 2) Advise on healthcare-specific non-dilutive funding, such as NIH SBIR/STTR, ARPA-H, BARDA, and disease foundation grants All sectors: Maintain awareness of industry trends (e.g., Healthcare, SaaS, and emerging tech sectors), with depth in digital health, medtech, therapeutics, AI in healthcare, healthcare venture investment, and changes in healthcare policy and reimbursement 15% Data Management, Reporting & Insights Track program metrics, client progress, and outcomes for internal and external reporting across all three accelerators and alumni 5% Ecosystem Engagement & Special Projects Support sourcing and evaluation of new startup opportunities and program applicants for all three accelerators Assist with pitch competitions, due diligence, and deal flow activities , including market, clinical, and regulatory diligence on healthcare ventures Build and maintain relationships with software and healthcare ecosystem partners, such as health systems, academic medical centers, tech transfer offices, sector-focused VCs and angels, and corporate strategic investors Represent the organization at events and within the startup ecosystem Participate in strategic initiatives and cross-functional projects Physical Demands/Working Conditions Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer Frequent use of standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, and printers Ability to lift up to 15 pounds at times (e.g., files, office supplies) Occasional standing, walking, bending, or reaching Work is typically performed in a professional office environment May require occasional travel or attendance at offsite meetings or events Normal visual acuity for reading and computer work Ability to communicate effectively in person and via electronic means Must reside in Cleveland Ohio Required Qualifications Education, Training and/or Experience Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in business, STEM, life sciences, biomedical engineering, public health, or related field 3+ years of experience in healthtech commercialization, startups, venture, consulting, research, or accelerator/incubator environments Experience supporting both software/tech startups and healthcare companies, with hands-on healthcare commercialization experience (e.g., regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical adoption, health system sales, or drug/device development) Experience working with or within venture capital, angel networks, or corporate venture, including familiarity with fundraising stages, deal terms, and investor diligence Experience managing programs, cohorts, or mentor/advisor networks Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Working knowledge of the U.S. healthcare system, including providers, payers, health systems, value-based care, and reimbursement Familiarity with FDA regulatory pathways for medical devices, digital health, and therapeutics, and with healthcare compliance requirements (e.g., HIPAA) Understanding of SaaS business models and metrics Understanding of venture financing from pre-seed through Series A . click apply for full job details
Description: Position Summary: The Venture Program Manager supports high-potential startups in the Trailblazer Accelerator Program. The role manages three accelerators: the Software Accelerator, the Digital Health Accelerator, and the Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator. As the connective tissue across all three, this person manages programming, coordinates EIRs, SMEs and mentors, and directly supports both active cohort companies and Trailblazer alumni. This individual also serves as the assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies drawn from all three cohorts. For those companies, they deliver strategic, research-driven insights that speed up growth and fundraising readiness. This includes market research, commercialization strategy, financial modeling, and investor readiness support, tailored to each company's sector. For healthcare companies, this means expertise in regulatory, reimbursement, clinical, and development pathways. This role sits at the intersection of relationship management, program operations, and venture analysis. It requires strong organizational and communication skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to manage multiple client engagements and programs at the same time. The Venture Program Manager will also help improve program design, track outcomes, and strengthen the broader startup ecosystem. Requirements: Essential Job Functions 55% Client Journey Management & Program Delivery Serve as the primary relationship manager and trusted advisor for startups participating in Trailblazer programs , including active cohort companies in the Software, Digital Health, and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerators Lead onboarding and ensure clients are effectively integrated into program resources and offerings Coordinate and support the delivery of program elements such as weekly workshops, events, and showcases, including outreach to SMEs & speakers across all three accelerators Create and maintain the annual calendar of program schedules for all three accelerators, keeping it updated with changes arising due to speaker availability or conflicting events Shape curriculum for each accelerator, adjusting programming to its sector and stage. For the healthcare accelerators, this covers topics such as regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical validation, IP, and selling to health systems. Build and manage the mentor and SME network across all three accelerators. Match mentors to companies based on need, and recruit healthcare experts such as clinicians, health system innovation leaders, regulatory and reimbursement consultants, pharma/medtech business development leaders, and healthcare-focused investors. Find opportunities for shared programming and peer connections across the three cohorts Act as the voice of the client by identifying trends, gaps, and opportunities to improve program effectiveness Maintain ongoing engagement through regular check-ins, tracking client goals, milestones, and support needs Connect clients to internal and external resources (mentors, advisors, partners, investors, and, for healthcare clients, clinical advisors, health systems, payers, and regulatory and reimbursement experts, etc.) Provide ongoing support to Trailblazer alumni, including resource connections, investor introductions, and continued engagement after the program Identify opportunities for client growth, collaboration, and continued engagement 25% Venture Analysis & Client Advisory Support Serve as assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies across all three accelerators. All assigned companies: Conduct and deliver research to support client growth, including: Market sizing and customer segmentation Competitive landscape analysis Go-to-market and pricing strategies Use case and stakeholder identification Identifying commercialization milestones and regulatory requirements that inform growth and acquisition strategies Assist in development of financial models and projections , including unit economics and capital requirements Help create or refine investor-facing materials such as pitch decks Support fundraising strategy, including investor targeting, round sizing, valuation, cap table basics, term sheet review, and due diligence preparation Advise on non-dilutive funding strategies, such as SBIR/STTR and federal, state, and foundation grants Generate lead lists of potential customers, investors, and strategic partners Software Accelerator companies: Advise on SaaS business models, pricing, and key metrics such as ARR/MRR, CAC, LTV, churn, and burn multiple Support go-to-market strategy, including sales-led and product-led growth motions and early customer acquisition Digital Health and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator companies: Guide startups on regulatory strategy, working with regulatory SMEs as needed. For devices and digital health, this includes FDA pathways (510(k), De Novo, PMA), Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), and CLIA/LDT considerations. For therapeutics, it includes the drug and biologic development pathway (preclinical, IND, Phase I-III, NDA/BLA) and expedited or special designations (e.g., Orphan, Breakthrough, Fast Track). Support reimbursement and market access planning, including CPT/HCPCS coding, coverage and payment pathways (CMS and commercial payers), and value-based care models Help clients map healthcare buyer dynamics across health systems, providers, payers, patients, and pharma/medtech partners, and work through procurement processes such as value analysis committees and IT/security reviews Advise on clinical validation and evidence generation strategies (pilots, real-world evidence, clinical studies) that support adoption and fundraising Support therapeutics and device startups on IP strategy, academic tech transfer and licensing, and partnering or exit pathways with pharma and medtech companies Help clients identify and evaluate development partners such as CROs, CDMOs, and contract manufacturers Help clients understand data privacy, security, and interoperability requirements (e.g., HIPAA, HL7/FHIR, SOC 2) Advise on healthcare-specific non-dilutive funding, such as NIH SBIR/STTR, ARPA-H, BARDA, and disease foundation grants All sectors: Maintain awareness of industry trends (e.g., Healthcare, SaaS, and emerging tech sectors), with depth in digital health, medtech, therapeutics, AI in healthcare, healthcare venture investment, and changes in healthcare policy and reimbursement 15% Data Management, Reporting & Insights Track program metrics, client progress, and outcomes for internal and external reporting across all three accelerators and alumni 5% Ecosystem Engagement & Special Projects Support sourcing and evaluation of new startup opportunities and program applicants for all three accelerators Assist with pitch competitions, due diligence, and deal flow activities , including market, clinical, and regulatory diligence on healthcare ventures Build and maintain relationships with software and healthcare ecosystem partners, such as health systems, academic medical centers, tech transfer offices, sector-focused VCs and angels, and corporate strategic investors Represent the organization at events and within the startup ecosystem Participate in strategic initiatives and cross-functional projects Physical Demands/Working Conditions Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer Frequent use of standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, and printers Ability to lift up to 15 pounds at times (e.g., files, office supplies) Occasional standing, walking, bending, or reaching Work is typically performed in a professional office environment May require occasional travel or attendance at offsite meetings or events Normal visual acuity for reading and computer work Ability to communicate effectively in person and via electronic means Must reside in Cleveland Ohio Required Qualifications Education, Training and/or Experience Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in business, STEM, life sciences, biomedical engineering, public health, or related field 3+ years of experience in healthtech commercialization, startups, venture, consulting, research, or accelerator/incubator environments Experience supporting both software/tech startups and healthcare companies, with hands-on healthcare commercialization experience (e.g., regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical adoption, health system sales, or drug/device development) Experience working with or within venture capital, angel networks, or corporate venture, including familiarity with fundraising stages, deal terms, and investor diligence Experience managing programs, cohorts, or mentor/advisor networks Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Working knowledge of the U.S. healthcare system, including providers, payers, health systems, value-based care, and reimbursement Familiarity with FDA regulatory pathways for medical devices, digital health, and therapeutics, and with healthcare compliance requirements (e.g., HIPAA) Understanding of SaaS business models and metrics Understanding of venture financing from pre-seed through Series A . click apply for full job details
11/08/2026
Full time
Description: Position Summary: The Venture Program Manager supports high-potential startups in the Trailblazer Accelerator Program. The role manages three accelerators: the Software Accelerator, the Digital Health Accelerator, and the Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator. As the connective tissue across all three, this person manages programming, coordinates EIRs, SMEs and mentors, and directly supports both active cohort companies and Trailblazer alumni. This individual also serves as the assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies drawn from all three cohorts. For those companies, they deliver strategic, research-driven insights that speed up growth and fundraising readiness. This includes market research, commercialization strategy, financial modeling, and investor readiness support, tailored to each company's sector. For healthcare companies, this means expertise in regulatory, reimbursement, clinical, and development pathways. This role sits at the intersection of relationship management, program operations, and venture analysis. It requires strong organizational and communication skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to manage multiple client engagements and programs at the same time. The Venture Program Manager will also help improve program design, track outcomes, and strengthen the broader startup ecosystem. Requirements: Essential Job Functions 55% Client Journey Management & Program Delivery Serve as the primary relationship manager and trusted advisor for startups participating in Trailblazer programs , including active cohort companies in the Software, Digital Health, and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerators Lead onboarding and ensure clients are effectively integrated into program resources and offerings Coordinate and support the delivery of program elements such as weekly workshops, events, and showcases, including outreach to SMEs & speakers across all three accelerators Create and maintain the annual calendar of program schedules for all three accelerators, keeping it updated with changes arising due to speaker availability or conflicting events Shape curriculum for each accelerator, adjusting programming to its sector and stage. For the healthcare accelerators, this covers topics such as regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical validation, IP, and selling to health systems. Build and manage the mentor and SME network across all three accelerators. Match mentors to companies based on need, and recruit healthcare experts such as clinicians, health system innovation leaders, regulatory and reimbursement consultants, pharma/medtech business development leaders, and healthcare-focused investors. Find opportunities for shared programming and peer connections across the three cohorts Act as the voice of the client by identifying trends, gaps, and opportunities to improve program effectiveness Maintain ongoing engagement through regular check-ins, tracking client goals, milestones, and support needs Connect clients to internal and external resources (mentors, advisors, partners, investors, and, for healthcare clients, clinical advisors, health systems, payers, and regulatory and reimbursement experts, etc.) Provide ongoing support to Trailblazer alumni, including resource connections, investor introductions, and continued engagement after the program Identify opportunities for client growth, collaboration, and continued engagement 25% Venture Analysis & Client Advisory Support Serve as assigned Venture Analyst for a portfolio of companies across all three accelerators. All assigned companies: Conduct and deliver research to support client growth, including: Market sizing and customer segmentation Competitive landscape analysis Go-to-market and pricing strategies Use case and stakeholder identification Identifying commercialization milestones and regulatory requirements that inform growth and acquisition strategies Assist in development of financial models and projections , including unit economics and capital requirements Help create or refine investor-facing materials such as pitch decks Support fundraising strategy, including investor targeting, round sizing, valuation, cap table basics, term sheet review, and due diligence preparation Advise on non-dilutive funding strategies, such as SBIR/STTR and federal, state, and foundation grants Generate lead lists of potential customers, investors, and strategic partners Software Accelerator companies: Advise on SaaS business models, pricing, and key metrics such as ARR/MRR, CAC, LTV, churn, and burn multiple Support go-to-market strategy, including sales-led and product-led growth motions and early customer acquisition Digital Health and Med Device + Therapeutics Accelerator companies: Guide startups on regulatory strategy, working with regulatory SMEs as needed. For devices and digital health, this includes FDA pathways (510(k), De Novo, PMA), Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), and CLIA/LDT considerations. For therapeutics, it includes the drug and biologic development pathway (preclinical, IND, Phase I-III, NDA/BLA) and expedited or special designations (e.g., Orphan, Breakthrough, Fast Track). Support reimbursement and market access planning, including CPT/HCPCS coding, coverage and payment pathways (CMS and commercial payers), and value-based care models Help clients map healthcare buyer dynamics across health systems, providers, payers, patients, and pharma/medtech partners, and work through procurement processes such as value analysis committees and IT/security reviews Advise on clinical validation and evidence generation strategies (pilots, real-world evidence, clinical studies) that support adoption and fundraising Support therapeutics and device startups on IP strategy, academic tech transfer and licensing, and partnering or exit pathways with pharma and medtech companies Help clients identify and evaluate development partners such as CROs, CDMOs, and contract manufacturers Help clients understand data privacy, security, and interoperability requirements (e.g., HIPAA, HL7/FHIR, SOC 2) Advise on healthcare-specific non-dilutive funding, such as NIH SBIR/STTR, ARPA-H, BARDA, and disease foundation grants All sectors: Maintain awareness of industry trends (e.g., Healthcare, SaaS, and emerging tech sectors), with depth in digital health, medtech, therapeutics, AI in healthcare, healthcare venture investment, and changes in healthcare policy and reimbursement 15% Data Management, Reporting & Insights Track program metrics, client progress, and outcomes for internal and external reporting across all three accelerators and alumni 5% Ecosystem Engagement & Special Projects Support sourcing and evaluation of new startup opportunities and program applicants for all three accelerators Assist with pitch competitions, due diligence, and deal flow activities , including market, clinical, and regulatory diligence on healthcare ventures Build and maintain relationships with software and healthcare ecosystem partners, such as health systems, academic medical centers, tech transfer offices, sector-focused VCs and angels, and corporate strategic investors Represent the organization at events and within the startup ecosystem Participate in strategic initiatives and cross-functional projects Physical Demands/Working Conditions Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer Frequent use of standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, and printers Ability to lift up to 15 pounds at times (e.g., files, office supplies) Occasional standing, walking, bending, or reaching Work is typically performed in a professional office environment May require occasional travel or attendance at offsite meetings or events Normal visual acuity for reading and computer work Ability to communicate effectively in person and via electronic means Must reside in Cleveland Ohio Required Qualifications Education, Training and/or Experience Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in business, STEM, life sciences, biomedical engineering, public health, or related field 3+ years of experience in healthtech commercialization, startups, venture, consulting, research, or accelerator/incubator environments Experience supporting both software/tech startups and healthcare companies, with hands-on healthcare commercialization experience (e.g., regulatory strategy, reimbursement, clinical adoption, health system sales, or drug/device development) Experience working with or within venture capital, angel networks, or corporate venture, including familiarity with fundraising stages, deal terms, and investor diligence Experience managing programs, cohorts, or mentor/advisor networks Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Working knowledge of the U.S. healthcare system, including providers, payers, health systems, value-based care, and reimbursement Familiarity with FDA regulatory pathways for medical devices, digital health, and therapeutics, and with healthcare compliance requirements (e.g., HIPAA) Understanding of SaaS business models and metrics Understanding of venture financing from pre-seed through Series A . click apply for full job details
Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Job Description Job Description Investor Reporting Analyst Job Summary: The Investor Reporting Analyst I is responsible for the daily/monthly reporting, reconciliation and remittance of loan activity and calculated funds due to Investors/Owners of pools of mortgage loans. Principal Duties: 1. Aggregate loan activity from various sources into summary remittance reports 2.Reconcile custodial bank accounts and loan activity within specified timeframes 3.Accurately remit calculated funds due investors within specified timeframes 4.Effectively understand and utilize appropriate systems: Excel, SQL and Black Knight/LPS 5.Ensure all deal points are completely analyzed and communicated to appropriate parties 6.Research and resolve Investor/Owner questions timely and accurately Minimum Qualifications: 1.Bachelor's or equivalent experience 2.Strong computer skills including Microsoft Excel 3.Excellent Analytical skills 4.Excellent written and oral communication skills Preferred Qualifications: 1.Working knowledge of Investor Requirements as relates to Investor Accounting 2.Demonstrated ability to organize and manage projects simultaneously 3.Ability to handle stress and multiple projects with competing interests for time We are proud to be an EEO/AA employer M/F/D/V. We maintain a drug-free workplace and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing. Company Description Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. (SPS) is an industry leading mortgage servicer. Founded in 1989, SPS is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah with an office in Jacksonville, Florida. At SPS, our on-going mission is to provide servicing solutions that exceed expectations. To this end, we work closely with our customers to understand their unique situations and provide the right solutions for their individual circumstances. Company Description Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. (SPS) is an industry leading mortgage servicer. Founded in 1989, SPS is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah with an office in Jacksonville, Florida. At SPS, our on-going mission is to provide servicing solutions that exceed expectations. To this end, we work closely with our customers to understand their unique situations and provide the right solutions for their individual circumstances.
11/06/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Investor Reporting Analyst Job Summary: The Investor Reporting Analyst I is responsible for the daily/monthly reporting, reconciliation and remittance of loan activity and calculated funds due to Investors/Owners of pools of mortgage loans. Principal Duties: 1. Aggregate loan activity from various sources into summary remittance reports 2.Reconcile custodial bank accounts and loan activity within specified timeframes 3.Accurately remit calculated funds due investors within specified timeframes 4.Effectively understand and utilize appropriate systems: Excel, SQL and Black Knight/LPS 5.Ensure all deal points are completely analyzed and communicated to appropriate parties 6.Research and resolve Investor/Owner questions timely and accurately Minimum Qualifications: 1.Bachelor's or equivalent experience 2.Strong computer skills including Microsoft Excel 3.Excellent Analytical skills 4.Excellent written and oral communication skills Preferred Qualifications: 1.Working knowledge of Investor Requirements as relates to Investor Accounting 2.Demonstrated ability to organize and manage projects simultaneously 3.Ability to handle stress and multiple projects with competing interests for time We are proud to be an EEO/AA employer M/F/D/V. We maintain a drug-free workplace and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing. Company Description Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. (SPS) is an industry leading mortgage servicer. Founded in 1989, SPS is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah with an office in Jacksonville, Florida. At SPS, our on-going mission is to provide servicing solutions that exceed expectations. To this end, we work closely with our customers to understand their unique situations and provide the right solutions for their individual circumstances. Company Description Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. (SPS) is an industry leading mortgage servicer. Founded in 1989, SPS is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah with an office in Jacksonville, Florida. At SPS, our on-going mission is to provide servicing solutions that exceed expectations. To this end, we work closely with our customers to understand their unique situations and provide the right solutions for their individual circumstances.
Job Description Job Description Who We Are At Newrez, we bring big thinkers and caring doers together to make home happen. We're a team built on heart and hustle, united by a commitment to show up for our customers, our communities, and each other. We believe that when our people thrive, homeowners thrive - and that's why we invest in your growth, wellbeing, and ability to make an impact. Every day, we work to exceed the expectations of our residential mortgage borrowers and business partners through superior service, simple processes, and clear communication. We do this by empowering our employees, encouraging innovative solutions and recognizing great performance. Position Summary: We are building something amazing. If you are smart, analytical, detailed and ready to be a difference maker, we want you to come join us and build something great! With a focus on controls and accuracy, we will provide the ability to make an imprint on our automation, our strategy and direction. The individual selected for the Investor Reporting Analyst Senior job will be responsible for preparing monthly reports, reconciling, research and remittance activities related to Fannie Mae portfolios in accordance with FNMA guidelines. This individual will provide guidance and oversight to less senior team members and help create and build process documentation, automation and analytical insights to ensure that we are consistently providing best in class service to our investors and customers. Responsibilities: Under limited or minimal supervision, Prepare reports with strict adherence to reporting requirements and have the ability to partner with other Departments on joint initiatives. Prepare and submit for processing all monthly remittances on assigned portfolios within the applicable required remittance deadlines. Investigate, reconcile, and provide timely resolution to all investor issues and reporting exceptions. Research operational, reporting, or data issues and present solutions or process improvements to management. Provide a high level of customer service and ensure overall investor satisfaction as well as manage score card performance where applicable. Demonstrate flexibility to ever-changing business needs and requirements. Possesses an understanding of pooling and servicing agreements/ GSE Servicing Guides. Handle ad-hoc reporting or research as directed by management. Perform a quarterly review and update of department policies and procedures. Provide direction, leadership, training, motivation, coaching and assessment to ensure optimum performance in support of company and department goals as needed. Ability to present cohesively and confidently to Senior Management regarding project statuses, issues and concerns, recommendations, etc. Collaborate with upper management, internal departments and/or analysts to ensure overall company goals are consistently met Create summary or modified work-product that responds to Audit, Rating Agency or other inquiries and requests of management. Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent required, Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or Finance preferred. 3 - 5 years of Mortgage Servicing experience with 3 + years of Investor Reporting experience. Advanced MS Excel experience. Access, SQL, or other database reporting experience. Servicing Director knowledge is a plus Solid math aptitude, with the ability to recognize mathematical causal relationships, and apply an analytical approach to research. Strong communication skills in order to interact with Senior Management and other business units. Prior work experience performing business, data, and/or statistical analysis is a plus Strong attention to detail with an ability to multi-task and respond well to pressure and competing deadlines. Results-oriented with a sense of urgency Fast learner - able to assimilate new ideas and thrive in a fast-paced environment. Additional Information: While this description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the position's requirements, it in no way implies/states that these are the only job responsibilities. Management reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties and request other duties, as necessary. All employees are required to have smart phones that meet Company security standards with the ability to install apps such as Microsoft Authenticator. Employment will be contingent on this requirement. Why Newrez We're a great place to work because we invest in what matters: your career, your community, your wellbeing, and your future. Our total rewards package is designed to support your whole self. Company Benefits: We offer benefits, programs, and perks that support you in every aspect of your life. Medical, dental, and vision insurance Health Savings Account with employer contribution 401(k) Retirement plan with employer match Paid Maternity Leave/Parental Bonding Leave/Caregiver Leave Adoption Assistance Tuition & Certification reimbursement Employee Mortgage Loan Program The Newrez Employee Emergency and Disaster Fund is a program to support our team members experiencing hardships Newrez NOW: Through Newrez NOW, our Corporate Social Responsibility program, you'll have opportunities to give back, lead, and make a difference. 1 company-paid Volunteer Time Off day (with over 40,000 volunteer hours contributed since our inception) Matching Gifts Program - dollar-for-dollar up to $1,000 Access to grants, nonprofit resources, and volunteer opportunities More than $6,000,000 donated since 2020 1 in 5 employees participates in at least one Employee Resource Group (ERG) Equal Employment Opportunity We're proud to be an equal opportunity employer- and celebrate our employees' differences, including race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, and Veteran status. 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11/06/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Who We Are At Newrez, we bring big thinkers and caring doers together to make home happen. We're a team built on heart and hustle, united by a commitment to show up for our customers, our communities, and each other. We believe that when our people thrive, homeowners thrive - and that's why we invest in your growth, wellbeing, and ability to make an impact. Every day, we work to exceed the expectations of our residential mortgage borrowers and business partners through superior service, simple processes, and clear communication. We do this by empowering our employees, encouraging innovative solutions and recognizing great performance. Position Summary: We are building something amazing. If you are smart, analytical, detailed and ready to be a difference maker, we want you to come join us and build something great! With a focus on controls and accuracy, we will provide the ability to make an imprint on our automation, our strategy and direction. The individual selected for the Investor Reporting Analyst Senior job will be responsible for preparing monthly reports, reconciling, research and remittance activities related to Fannie Mae portfolios in accordance with FNMA guidelines. This individual will provide guidance and oversight to less senior team members and help create and build process documentation, automation and analytical insights to ensure that we are consistently providing best in class service to our investors and customers. Responsibilities: Under limited or minimal supervision, Prepare reports with strict adherence to reporting requirements and have the ability to partner with other Departments on joint initiatives. Prepare and submit for processing all monthly remittances on assigned portfolios within the applicable required remittance deadlines. Investigate, reconcile, and provide timely resolution to all investor issues and reporting exceptions. Research operational, reporting, or data issues and present solutions or process improvements to management. Provide a high level of customer service and ensure overall investor satisfaction as well as manage score card performance where applicable. Demonstrate flexibility to ever-changing business needs and requirements. Possesses an understanding of pooling and servicing agreements/ GSE Servicing Guides. Handle ad-hoc reporting or research as directed by management. Perform a quarterly review and update of department policies and procedures. Provide direction, leadership, training, motivation, coaching and assessment to ensure optimum performance in support of company and department goals as needed. Ability to present cohesively and confidently to Senior Management regarding project statuses, issues and concerns, recommendations, etc. Collaborate with upper management, internal departments and/or analysts to ensure overall company goals are consistently met Create summary or modified work-product that responds to Audit, Rating Agency or other inquiries and requests of management. Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent required, Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or Finance preferred. 3 - 5 years of Mortgage Servicing experience with 3 + years of Investor Reporting experience. Advanced MS Excel experience. Access, SQL, or other database reporting experience. Servicing Director knowledge is a plus Solid math aptitude, with the ability to recognize mathematical causal relationships, and apply an analytical approach to research. Strong communication skills in order to interact with Senior Management and other business units. Prior work experience performing business, data, and/or statistical analysis is a plus Strong attention to detail with an ability to multi-task and respond well to pressure and competing deadlines. Results-oriented with a sense of urgency Fast learner - able to assimilate new ideas and thrive in a fast-paced environment. Additional Information: While this description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the position's requirements, it in no way implies/states that these are the only job responsibilities. Management reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties and request other duties, as necessary. All employees are required to have smart phones that meet Company security standards with the ability to install apps such as Microsoft Authenticator. Employment will be contingent on this requirement. Why Newrez We're a great place to work because we invest in what matters: your career, your community, your wellbeing, and your future. Our total rewards package is designed to support your whole self. Company Benefits: We offer benefits, programs, and perks that support you in every aspect of your life. Medical, dental, and vision insurance Health Savings Account with employer contribution 401(k) Retirement plan with employer match Paid Maternity Leave/Parental Bonding Leave/Caregiver Leave Adoption Assistance Tuition & Certification reimbursement Employee Mortgage Loan Program The Newrez Employee Emergency and Disaster Fund is a program to support our team members experiencing hardships Newrez NOW: Through Newrez NOW, our Corporate Social Responsibility program, you'll have opportunities to give back, lead, and make a difference. 1 company-paid Volunteer Time Off day (with over 40,000 volunteer hours contributed since our inception) Matching Gifts Program - dollar-for-dollar up to $1,000 Access to grants, nonprofit resources, and volunteer opportunities More than $6,000,000 donated since 2020 1 in 5 employees participates in at least one Employee Resource Group (ERG) Equal Employment Opportunity We're proud to be an equal opportunity employer- and celebrate our employees' differences, including race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, and Veteran status. 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Job Description Job Description About the job Mercor connects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs. Headquartered in San Francisco, our investors include Benchmark , General Catalyst , Peter Thiel , Adam D'Angelo , Larry Summers , and Jack Dorsey . Position: Energetic Materials Expert for Redteaming Type: Contract Compensation: $65-$75 per task Location: Remote Role Responsibilities Write challenging single-turn prompts in the domain of explosives and energetic materials. Label them as benign, dual-use, or adversarial. Evaluate model responses against a defined policy standard. Judge the correctness of each response. Write reference answers that include correct responses and the technical reasoning behind them. Identify misuse potential in technical requests. Ensure models refuse dangerous queries while answering legitimate ones. Work independently and asynchronously to meet deadlines while improving AI model performance . Qualifications Must-Have Hazardous Device Specialist / Public Safety Professional experience with render-safe procedures and device assessment. Specialty Materials Chemist expertise in pyrotechnics or propulsion. Federal Certified Materials Specialist / Incident Analyst with forensic identification skills. Propulsion & Effects Engineer background in munitions and propulsion system design. Commercial Blasting Engineer experience in specialty materials handling. Preferred Prior AI evaluation or red-teaming experience. Technical writing, incident or post-blast reporting, published research, or expert witness experience. Application Process (Takes 20-30 mins to complete) Upload resume AI interview based on your resume Submit form Resources & Support For details about the interview process and platform information, please check: For any help or support, reach out to: PS: Our team reviews applications daily. Please complete your AI interview and application steps to be considered for this opportunity.
11/06/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description About the job Mercor connects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs. Headquartered in San Francisco, our investors include Benchmark , General Catalyst , Peter Thiel , Adam D'Angelo , Larry Summers , and Jack Dorsey . Position: Energetic Materials Expert for Redteaming Type: Contract Compensation: $65-$75 per task Location: Remote Role Responsibilities Write challenging single-turn prompts in the domain of explosives and energetic materials. Label them as benign, dual-use, or adversarial. Evaluate model responses against a defined policy standard. Judge the correctness of each response. Write reference answers that include correct responses and the technical reasoning behind them. Identify misuse potential in technical requests. Ensure models refuse dangerous queries while answering legitimate ones. Work independently and asynchronously to meet deadlines while improving AI model performance . Qualifications Must-Have Hazardous Device Specialist / Public Safety Professional experience with render-safe procedures and device assessment. Specialty Materials Chemist expertise in pyrotechnics or propulsion. Federal Certified Materials Specialist / Incident Analyst with forensic identification skills. Propulsion & Effects Engineer background in munitions and propulsion system design. Commercial Blasting Engineer experience in specialty materials handling. Preferred Prior AI evaluation or red-teaming experience. Technical writing, incident or post-blast reporting, published research, or expert witness experience. Application Process (Takes 20-30 mins to complete) Upload resume AI interview based on your resume Submit form Resources & Support For details about the interview process and platform information, please check: For any help or support, reach out to: PS: Our team reviews applications daily. Please complete your AI interview and application steps to be considered for this opportunity.
Job Description Job Description The Performance & Insights Engineer sits within SM Energy's Enterprise Performance & Insights team, reporting into the Chief Operating Officer organization, and works at the intersection of petroleum engineering, data engineering, and executive decision support. This role translates complex subsurface, operational, and financial data into high-impact analyses, models, and executive-ready deliverables that inform Investor Relations (IR) and Board of Directors (BOD) communications and advance critical strategic initiatives. Combining a working command of operational and asset engineering fundamentals with full-stack data wrangling and coding capability and modern AI-assisted workflows, the engineer independently frames ambiguous business problems, builds scalable end-to-end analytical solutions, and communicates insights persuasively to senior leadership. Operates under limited review while handling assignments of broad scope and complex difficulty; may mentor less experienced analysts and engineers and supervise their technical work. Essential Roles and Responsibilities Translate complex operational, development, and financial business problems into end-to-end analytical solutions - from data acquisition and pipeline through model, visualization, and executive-ready deliverable. Build, maintain, and optimize data pipelines, queries, and analytics data views across production, reservoir, financial, and capital-planning domains using SQL and Python; design and test scripts, stored procedures, functions, and views. Deliver executive and Board-ready artifacts through an agentic, AI-assisted workflow - directing tools such as Claude to build self-contained HTML dashboards, branded decks, and models from a spec, then refining them while retaining judgment over accuracy and design. Understanding of production and reservoir engineering fundamentals - decline curve analysis (DCA), rate/pressure transient analysis (RTA/PTA), volumetrics, EURs, artificial lift, and production optimization - to QA/QC data and pressure-test analytical results for physical reasonableness. Develop capital-efficiency, production-performance, operational KPIs, and economic metrics and models that support budgeting, forecasting, and strategic decision-making across operating regions. Design and produce executive-facing reporting - BOD slides, IR materials, and interactive dashboards - built to SM Energy brand standards. Leverage AI tools (e.g., large language model assistants such as Claude) to accelerate code development, data QA/QC, documentation, and analysis, applying sound engineering judgment to validate and stress-test AI-assisted output. Develop correlations between geological, completion, operational, and financial variables and well- and asset-level performance. Perform ad-hoc analyses; troubleshoot data-quality issues across the business; proactively identify potential issues and recommend solutions. Serve as a liaison across Operations, Finance, IR, Reservoir/Asset teams, and IT/Data - bridging deeply technical work and business audiences. Monitor production, capital, and financial data for discrepancies and opportunities; recommend operational and process improvements. Contribute to data governance, code documentation, change-release process, and best practices; educate others in support of a data- and AI-first culture. Manage and engage in multiple initiatives simultaneously; independently prioritize tasks and eliminate roadblocks to meet target deadlines. Conduct business with the highest ethical standards; demonstrate decision-making that ensures the safety of all people associated with SM facilities. Other duties as assigned. Role-Specific Technical Knowledge & Skills Petroleum Engineering. Working command of production operations, artificial-lift applications, and fundamental reservoir engineering disciplines - decline curve analysis, rate/pressure transient analysis, volumetrics, recoveries, EURs, and recovery factors. Understanding of unconventional resource plays across multiple basins/operating regions and familiarity with reserves, economics, AFE, and capital-planning workflows. Ability to identify limitations and ranges of certainty in a data set and to relate reservoir, completion, and operational characteristics to well performance. Data Engineering & Analytics. Advanced ability to wrangle, pre-process, and feature-engineer data and to connect data from disparate sources to surface insights, data-quality issues, and variable correlations. Sound applied-statistics foundation; competence with machine-learning concepts and frameworks a plus. End-to-end pipeline design that is cost-effective and scalable; strong code documentation and change-management discipline. AI-Augmented Delivery. Ability to integrate AI tools into daily delivery to compress cycle time while retaining engineering ownership of correctness - treating AI output as a draft to be verified, not a final answer. Understands data-security and data-privacy implications of AI-assisted and cloud-based workflows and accounts for them appropriately. Computer/Software Applications Programming & Analytics: Advanced SQL and Python (pandas, numpy, and related data ecosystem); R or comparable a plus. Data Platforms & Architecture: Data virtualization via Denodo; Snowflake and/or Databricks; Palantir Foundry; relational database design; ETL/ELT (dbt, SSIS); cloud environments (Azure, AWS). Visualization & Reporting: Governed enterprise BI (Power BI, Spotfire, or Tableau) for refreshing dashboards, plus bespoke interactive tools built as self-contained HTML dashboards (D3, Plotly, Recharts) that run anywhere without a license or server. Advanced PowerPoint and Excel for executive and Board deliverables, produced to SM Energy brand standards. Development Tools: Git/GitHub, modern IDEs (VS Code, PyCharm), notebooks (Jupyter), and fast dependency/environment management (uv, Poetry, conda). Comfortable in the agentic developer loop - coding assistants such as Claude Code, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot working inside the IDE/terminal, not used only as a side chat. Agentic Delivery: Fluent in AI-assisted artifact creation - directing agentic tools (e.g., Claude) to build branded HTML dashboards, PowerPoint decks, and Excel models end to end from a specification, then refining them iteratively. Applies SM's visual standards programmatically ("brand-as-code") so output is board-ready by default, and exercises judgment over layout, data integrity, and narrative clarity rather than accepting first-pass output. AI-Augmented Development: Fluent in an AI-native analytics workflow - uses LLM assistants (e.g., Claude) and agentic tools to accelerate development, QA/QC, refactoring, and documentation, always validating output against engineering judgment. Can leverage the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect AI agents securely to enterprise data and tools (e.g., querying Denodo or Snowflake, drafting Office deliverables) and platform-native AI such as Snowflake Cortex and Power BI Copilot, keeping data security and governance front of mind. Petroleum Engineering Software: Aries, Wellview, and Spotfire; exposure to RTA/PTA and production-analysis tools; reservoir simulation and frac models a plus. Education Bachelor's degree required in Petroleum, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering; Data Science; Computer Science; Statistics; or a related quantitative field. A dual foundation in engineering and computing/data is strongly preferred. Advanced degree a plus. Typical Experience Minimum of 6 years of relevant experience. Experience should span both petroleum engineering (production/operations, and/or reservoir) and hands-on data/analytics development. Demonstrated delivery of executive- or Board-facing analytical work is strongly preferred. SM Energy offers competitive compensation and benefits programs which include, but are not limited to, variable pay, health care coverage, retirement plan, protection coverage, time off and leave programs, training and development opportunities and a range of allowances connected to specific work situations. Details are available at Careers SM Energy Company (SM) (). Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis until the position is filled.
10/28/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description The Performance & Insights Engineer sits within SM Energy's Enterprise Performance & Insights team, reporting into the Chief Operating Officer organization, and works at the intersection of petroleum engineering, data engineering, and executive decision support. This role translates complex subsurface, operational, and financial data into high-impact analyses, models, and executive-ready deliverables that inform Investor Relations (IR) and Board of Directors (BOD) communications and advance critical strategic initiatives. Combining a working command of operational and asset engineering fundamentals with full-stack data wrangling and coding capability and modern AI-assisted workflows, the engineer independently frames ambiguous business problems, builds scalable end-to-end analytical solutions, and communicates insights persuasively to senior leadership. Operates under limited review while handling assignments of broad scope and complex difficulty; may mentor less experienced analysts and engineers and supervise their technical work. Essential Roles and Responsibilities Translate complex operational, development, and financial business problems into end-to-end analytical solutions - from data acquisition and pipeline through model, visualization, and executive-ready deliverable. Build, maintain, and optimize data pipelines, queries, and analytics data views across production, reservoir, financial, and capital-planning domains using SQL and Python; design and test scripts, stored procedures, functions, and views. Deliver executive and Board-ready artifacts through an agentic, AI-assisted workflow - directing tools such as Claude to build self-contained HTML dashboards, branded decks, and models from a spec, then refining them while retaining judgment over accuracy and design. Understanding of production and reservoir engineering fundamentals - decline curve analysis (DCA), rate/pressure transient analysis (RTA/PTA), volumetrics, EURs, artificial lift, and production optimization - to QA/QC data and pressure-test analytical results for physical reasonableness. Develop capital-efficiency, production-performance, operational KPIs, and economic metrics and models that support budgeting, forecasting, and strategic decision-making across operating regions. Design and produce executive-facing reporting - BOD slides, IR materials, and interactive dashboards - built to SM Energy brand standards. Leverage AI tools (e.g., large language model assistants such as Claude) to accelerate code development, data QA/QC, documentation, and analysis, applying sound engineering judgment to validate and stress-test AI-assisted output. Develop correlations between geological, completion, operational, and financial variables and well- and asset-level performance. Perform ad-hoc analyses; troubleshoot data-quality issues across the business; proactively identify potential issues and recommend solutions. Serve as a liaison across Operations, Finance, IR, Reservoir/Asset teams, and IT/Data - bridging deeply technical work and business audiences. Monitor production, capital, and financial data for discrepancies and opportunities; recommend operational and process improvements. Contribute to data governance, code documentation, change-release process, and best practices; educate others in support of a data- and AI-first culture. Manage and engage in multiple initiatives simultaneously; independently prioritize tasks and eliminate roadblocks to meet target deadlines. Conduct business with the highest ethical standards; demonstrate decision-making that ensures the safety of all people associated with SM facilities. Other duties as assigned. Role-Specific Technical Knowledge & Skills Petroleum Engineering. Working command of production operations, artificial-lift applications, and fundamental reservoir engineering disciplines - decline curve analysis, rate/pressure transient analysis, volumetrics, recoveries, EURs, and recovery factors. Understanding of unconventional resource plays across multiple basins/operating regions and familiarity with reserves, economics, AFE, and capital-planning workflows. Ability to identify limitations and ranges of certainty in a data set and to relate reservoir, completion, and operational characteristics to well performance. Data Engineering & Analytics. Advanced ability to wrangle, pre-process, and feature-engineer data and to connect data from disparate sources to surface insights, data-quality issues, and variable correlations. Sound applied-statistics foundation; competence with machine-learning concepts and frameworks a plus. End-to-end pipeline design that is cost-effective and scalable; strong code documentation and change-management discipline. AI-Augmented Delivery. Ability to integrate AI tools into daily delivery to compress cycle time while retaining engineering ownership of correctness - treating AI output as a draft to be verified, not a final answer. Understands data-security and data-privacy implications of AI-assisted and cloud-based workflows and accounts for them appropriately. Computer/Software Applications Programming & Analytics: Advanced SQL and Python (pandas, numpy, and related data ecosystem); R or comparable a plus. Data Platforms & Architecture: Data virtualization via Denodo; Snowflake and/or Databricks; Palantir Foundry; relational database design; ETL/ELT (dbt, SSIS); cloud environments (Azure, AWS). Visualization & Reporting: Governed enterprise BI (Power BI, Spotfire, or Tableau) for refreshing dashboards, plus bespoke interactive tools built as self-contained HTML dashboards (D3, Plotly, Recharts) that run anywhere without a license or server. Advanced PowerPoint and Excel for executive and Board deliverables, produced to SM Energy brand standards. Development Tools: Git/GitHub, modern IDEs (VS Code, PyCharm), notebooks (Jupyter), and fast dependency/environment management (uv, Poetry, conda). Comfortable in the agentic developer loop - coding assistants such as Claude Code, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot working inside the IDE/terminal, not used only as a side chat. Agentic Delivery: Fluent in AI-assisted artifact creation - directing agentic tools (e.g., Claude) to build branded HTML dashboards, PowerPoint decks, and Excel models end to end from a specification, then refining them iteratively. Applies SM's visual standards programmatically ("brand-as-code") so output is board-ready by default, and exercises judgment over layout, data integrity, and narrative clarity rather than accepting first-pass output. AI-Augmented Development: Fluent in an AI-native analytics workflow - uses LLM assistants (e.g., Claude) and agentic tools to accelerate development, QA/QC, refactoring, and documentation, always validating output against engineering judgment. Can leverage the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect AI agents securely to enterprise data and tools (e.g., querying Denodo or Snowflake, drafting Office deliverables) and platform-native AI such as Snowflake Cortex and Power BI Copilot, keeping data security and governance front of mind. Petroleum Engineering Software: Aries, Wellview, and Spotfire; exposure to RTA/PTA and production-analysis tools; reservoir simulation and frac models a plus. Education Bachelor's degree required in Petroleum, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering; Data Science; Computer Science; Statistics; or a related quantitative field. A dual foundation in engineering and computing/data is strongly preferred. Advanced degree a plus. Typical Experience Minimum of 6 years of relevant experience. Experience should span both petroleum engineering (production/operations, and/or reservoir) and hands-on data/analytics development. Demonstrated delivery of executive- or Board-facing analytical work is strongly preferred. SM Energy offers competitive compensation and benefits programs which include, but are not limited to, variable pay, health care coverage, retirement plan, protection coverage, time off and leave programs, training and development opportunities and a range of allowances connected to specific work situations. Details are available at Careers SM Energy Company (SM) (). Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis until the position is filled.
Job Description Job Description Investment Reporting Analyst - Private Equity Career Launch AI Talent Network Location: New York, NY (Hybrid) Type: Full-Time Compensation: $140,000 - $185,000 total compensation (varies by employer) About This Role This Investment Reporting Analyst - Private Equity description represents the type of early-career investment reporting and analytics roles featured on the Career Launch AI Private Job Board. It is not a direct job opening with a specific employer. Members of our platform gain access to exclusive private equity and alternative investment roles that may not appear on public job boards. Career Launch AI provides tools and support to help candidates reach hiring managers, prepare for interviews, and pursue high-caliber finance opportunities across investment, reporting, and fund analytics functions. More information is available at careerlaunch.ai . About the Opportunity Private equity firms within the Career Launch AI network-particularly lower middle-market and growth-oriented managers-may seek an analytically strong Investment Reporting Analyst to support portfolio monitoring, valuation analysis, and investor reporting. Individuals in roles like this sit at the intersection of investment teams, fund operations, and investor relations, translating portfolio data into clear, accurate, and decision-ready reporting. The role offers strong exposure to private equity performance metrics, valuation methodologies, and portfolio-level insights. Day-to-Day ResponsibilitiesInvestment & Performance Reporting Prepare recurring investment and portfolio performance reports for internal and external stakeholders Track and analyze fund- and investment-level metrics, including IRR, MOIC, DPI, TVPI, and cash flows Maintain performance dashboards and reporting templates Portfolio Analytics & Monitoring Monitor portfolio company financial performance against budgets and investment cases Analyze KPIs, operating trends, and variance drivers across portfolio companies Support quarterly and annual portfolio reviews Valuation & Data Support Assist with quarterly valuation processes in coordination with investment teams and third-party valuation providers Support documentation and data preparation for audits and valuation reviews Maintain valuation models, assumptions, and historical performance data Investor & Management Materials Support preparation of investor reports, quarterly letters, and performance summaries Assist with ad hoc reporting requests from investor relations and senior leadership Ensure consistency, accuracy, and clarity across reporting outputs Process & Systems Support Maintain investment data across reporting systems and internal trackers Identify opportunities to improve reporting workflows, data accuracy, and automation Assist with documentation of reporting standards and best practices What Makes This Work Engaging Direct exposure to private equity fund and portfolio performance Involvement in valuation, reporting, and portfolio monitoring processes Close collaboration with investment professionals and investor relations teams Strong foundation for careers in private equity analytics, portfolio management, or fund reporting Ideal Candidate Profile This profile reflects competencies commonly sought for investment reporting roles within private equity firms. Education & Technical Skills Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, or related field Strong Excel skills and comfort working with financial data and performance metrics Solid understanding of accounting principles and private equity performance concepts Familiarity with valuation methods and fund structures is a plus Experience (Formal or Informal) Prior internships or experience in private equity, asset management, fund reporting, transaction services, or consulting is beneficial Exposure to portfolio analytics, reporting, or valuation processes is a plus Soft Skills & Mindset Highly detail-oriented with strong analytical rigor Clear written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage recurring reporting cycles and deadlines Proactive, reliable, and comfortable working cross-functionally Curious and motivated to build expertise in private equity analytics and reporting How Career Launch AI Helps Candidates Access Roles Like This Career Launch AI is a career acceleration platform supporting candidates pursuing competitive private equity and investment reporting roles. AI-Powered Job Search Automation Automated applications to a large volume of relevant roles with tailored resumes Targeted search across private equity, asset management, and alternative investments Recruiter & Hiring Manager Outreach Human-led outreach to relevant recruiters and decision-makers Support initiating conversations beyond traditional job portals Execution & Tracking Support Streamlined systems to manage applications and outreach End-to-end administrative support during the search process Interview & Role Preparation Assistance with private equity reporting, valuation, and analytics interviews Support with behavioral, technical, and case-based interview readiness Continued Support Ongoing guidance provided throughout the hiring process Learn More or Apply To access roles of this kind through the Career Launch AI platform, visit: careerlaunch.ai Career Launch AI offers access to a curated job board, personalized outreach support, automated application tools, interview preparation, and continued assistance until placement. Career Launch AI - Powered by Initio Capital 8 The Green, Dover, Delaware 19901
09/30/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Investment Reporting Analyst - Private Equity Career Launch AI Talent Network Location: New York, NY (Hybrid) Type: Full-Time Compensation: $140,000 - $185,000 total compensation (varies by employer) About This Role This Investment Reporting Analyst - Private Equity description represents the type of early-career investment reporting and analytics roles featured on the Career Launch AI Private Job Board. It is not a direct job opening with a specific employer. Members of our platform gain access to exclusive private equity and alternative investment roles that may not appear on public job boards. Career Launch AI provides tools and support to help candidates reach hiring managers, prepare for interviews, and pursue high-caliber finance opportunities across investment, reporting, and fund analytics functions. More information is available at careerlaunch.ai . About the Opportunity Private equity firms within the Career Launch AI network-particularly lower middle-market and growth-oriented managers-may seek an analytically strong Investment Reporting Analyst to support portfolio monitoring, valuation analysis, and investor reporting. Individuals in roles like this sit at the intersection of investment teams, fund operations, and investor relations, translating portfolio data into clear, accurate, and decision-ready reporting. The role offers strong exposure to private equity performance metrics, valuation methodologies, and portfolio-level insights. Day-to-Day ResponsibilitiesInvestment & Performance Reporting Prepare recurring investment and portfolio performance reports for internal and external stakeholders Track and analyze fund- and investment-level metrics, including IRR, MOIC, DPI, TVPI, and cash flows Maintain performance dashboards and reporting templates Portfolio Analytics & Monitoring Monitor portfolio company financial performance against budgets and investment cases Analyze KPIs, operating trends, and variance drivers across portfolio companies Support quarterly and annual portfolio reviews Valuation & Data Support Assist with quarterly valuation processes in coordination with investment teams and third-party valuation providers Support documentation and data preparation for audits and valuation reviews Maintain valuation models, assumptions, and historical performance data Investor & Management Materials Support preparation of investor reports, quarterly letters, and performance summaries Assist with ad hoc reporting requests from investor relations and senior leadership Ensure consistency, accuracy, and clarity across reporting outputs Process & Systems Support Maintain investment data across reporting systems and internal trackers Identify opportunities to improve reporting workflows, data accuracy, and automation Assist with documentation of reporting standards and best practices What Makes This Work Engaging Direct exposure to private equity fund and portfolio performance Involvement in valuation, reporting, and portfolio monitoring processes Close collaboration with investment professionals and investor relations teams Strong foundation for careers in private equity analytics, portfolio management, or fund reporting Ideal Candidate Profile This profile reflects competencies commonly sought for investment reporting roles within private equity firms. Education & Technical Skills Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, or related field Strong Excel skills and comfort working with financial data and performance metrics Solid understanding of accounting principles and private equity performance concepts Familiarity with valuation methods and fund structures is a plus Experience (Formal or Informal) Prior internships or experience in private equity, asset management, fund reporting, transaction services, or consulting is beneficial Exposure to portfolio analytics, reporting, or valuation processes is a plus Soft Skills & Mindset Highly detail-oriented with strong analytical rigor Clear written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage recurring reporting cycles and deadlines Proactive, reliable, and comfortable working cross-functionally Curious and motivated to build expertise in private equity analytics and reporting How Career Launch AI Helps Candidates Access Roles Like This Career Launch AI is a career acceleration platform supporting candidates pursuing competitive private equity and investment reporting roles. AI-Powered Job Search Automation Automated applications to a large volume of relevant roles with tailored resumes Targeted search across private equity, asset management, and alternative investments Recruiter & Hiring Manager Outreach Human-led outreach to relevant recruiters and decision-makers Support initiating conversations beyond traditional job portals Execution & Tracking Support Streamlined systems to manage applications and outreach End-to-end administrative support during the search process Interview & Role Preparation Assistance with private equity reporting, valuation, and analytics interviews Support with behavioral, technical, and case-based interview readiness Continued Support Ongoing guidance provided throughout the hiring process Learn More or Apply To access roles of this kind through the Career Launch AI platform, visit: careerlaunch.ai Career Launch AI offers access to a curated job board, personalized outreach support, automated application tools, interview preparation, and continued assistance until placement. 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Job Description Job Description Venture Fund Management Analyst Career Launch AI Talent Network Locations: San Francisco, Las Vegas, Chicago, New York Compensation: Typically $90,000 - $130,000 total compensation (varies by employer) Job Type: Full-Time About This Posting This listing represents a sample Venture Fund Management Analyst role commonly found at venture capital firms, emerging fund managers, and institutional investment platforms. Actual opportunities may differ by firm size, fund strategy, operational complexity, or location. This posting is provided for informational purposes only , helping candidates understand the typical responsibilities and qualifications associated with venture fund management-focused analyst roles. Career Launch AI provides career development resources and training. Participation does not guarantee employment or influence hiring decisions by any employer. Role Overview Venture Fund Management Analysts focus on the operational, financial, and strategic management of venture capital funds . The role sits at the intersection of investing, fund operations, and investor relations, supporting the full lifecycle of a venture fund-from fundraising and capital deployment to portfolio monitoring and reporting. Analysts work closely with partners, finance teams, and external service providers while supporting internal decision-making and limited partner (LP) communications. Key Responsibilities Support fund-level operations, including capital calls, distributions, and cash flow tracking Assist with portfolio valuation processes and performance monitoring Build and maintain fund and portfolio-level financial models Prepare internal dashboards, quarterly reports, and performance summaries Support fundraising efforts, including pitch materials and data room preparation Assist with LP communications, investor reporting, and ad hoc data requests Coordinate with fund administrators, auditors, and legal advisors Track venture fund metrics, benchmarks, and market trends Support investment committee materials with fund performance and portfolio insights Ideal Candidate Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, accounting, business, or another analytical discipline Strong interest in venture capital, fund economics, and investment operations Prior exposure to venture capital, private equity, fund accounting, investment banking, or consulting is helpful Strong quantitative and Excel-based financial modeling skills Detail-oriented, organized, and comfortable managing recurring reporting processes Strong written and verbal communication skills Curious, proactive, and capable of working across investment and operational teams How Career Launch AI Supports Candidates Career Launch AI offers optional career development resources, including: Tools to support venture fund and VC operations job searches Resume guidance tailored to fund management and investment roles Practice materials covering fund structures, portfolio reporting, and performance analysis General support throughout the job-search and early-career development process These resources are for professional development only and do not guarantee job placement. Career Launch Assessment Link:
09/30/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Venture Fund Management Analyst Career Launch AI Talent Network Locations: San Francisco, Las Vegas, Chicago, New York Compensation: Typically $90,000 - $130,000 total compensation (varies by employer) Job Type: Full-Time About This Posting This listing represents a sample Venture Fund Management Analyst role commonly found at venture capital firms, emerging fund managers, and institutional investment platforms. Actual opportunities may differ by firm size, fund strategy, operational complexity, or location. This posting is provided for informational purposes only , helping candidates understand the typical responsibilities and qualifications associated with venture fund management-focused analyst roles. Career Launch AI provides career development resources and training. Participation does not guarantee employment or influence hiring decisions by any employer. Role Overview Venture Fund Management Analysts focus on the operational, financial, and strategic management of venture capital funds . The role sits at the intersection of investing, fund operations, and investor relations, supporting the full lifecycle of a venture fund-from fundraising and capital deployment to portfolio monitoring and reporting. Analysts work closely with partners, finance teams, and external service providers while supporting internal decision-making and limited partner (LP) communications. Key Responsibilities Support fund-level operations, including capital calls, distributions, and cash flow tracking Assist with portfolio valuation processes and performance monitoring Build and maintain fund and portfolio-level financial models Prepare internal dashboards, quarterly reports, and performance summaries Support fundraising efforts, including pitch materials and data room preparation Assist with LP communications, investor reporting, and ad hoc data requests Coordinate with fund administrators, auditors, and legal advisors Track venture fund metrics, benchmarks, and market trends Support investment committee materials with fund performance and portfolio insights Ideal Candidate Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, accounting, business, or another analytical discipline Strong interest in venture capital, fund economics, and investment operations Prior exposure to venture capital, private equity, fund accounting, investment banking, or consulting is helpful Strong quantitative and Excel-based financial modeling skills Detail-oriented, organized, and comfortable managing recurring reporting processes Strong written and verbal communication skills Curious, proactive, and capable of working across investment and operational teams How Career Launch AI Supports Candidates Career Launch AI offers optional career development resources, including: Tools to support venture fund and VC operations job searches Resume guidance tailored to fund management and investment roles Practice materials covering fund structures, portfolio reporting, and performance analysis General support throughout the job-search and early-career development process These resources are for professional development only and do not guarantee job placement. Career Launch Assessment Link:
Job Description Job Description Harrison Street Asset Management ("HSAM") is a leading global alternative investment management firm focused on real estate, infrastructure, and credit strategies across North America and Europe. Headquartered in Chicago, Toronto, and London with offices across North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, the firm has over $108 billion in assets under management on behalf of institutional investors and registered investment advisors globally. Founded on a culture of innovation, HSAM is an early mover in alternative real estate and mid-market infrastructure. Today, the firm's global team, consisting of more than 520 professionals, is committed to creating long-term value through deep sector expertise and forward-thinking strategies. Candidates should be dependable, self-starters, and have a strong desire to learn and problem solve. Candidates should possess broad-based analytical skills and have knowledge of and/or the desire to learn the following: accounting concepts and financial statements, large amounts of work in Excel including working with models, ability to manipulate large data sets, and superior written and oral communication skills. The individual must be able to effectively allocate time between multiple immediate, short and medium-term tasks, changing priorities, strict deadlines and provide analytical support for multiple people within management. Responsibilities: Overall financial analysis responsibilities for the Portfolio Management group; Update and maintain portfolio financial projection models to calculate and project fund level cash flows and returns; Maintain Portfolio investment and diversification summary for presentation to the firm's Investment Committee; Monitor Fund level financial performance to identify and communicate opportunities and threats; Coordinate and assist in the completion of material for quarterly and annual investor reporting, Advisory Committee Meetings, webinars, and various internal reporting; Assist in the establishment of fund and asset level KPIs and track performance; Assist the portfolio management team's efforts toward the implementation of a firmwide data platform by validating historical and new data Analyze sector, strategy and partner performance; Analyze the financial impact of proposed capital events (sales, refinances, etc.) to the fund performance; Work closely with Acquisitions and Asset Management to incorporate new investments into the Funds and monitor on-going asset level performance; Participate in the annual business planning and valuation process; Coordinate with Client Services and Marketing and Accounting groups to processes and respond to investor requests; Utilize third party applications (Yardi, Chatham, Argus, etc.) for data collection and analysis; Requirements: Bachelor's degree or work experience in real estate and/or finance preferred; Proficient in Microsoft Excel and financial modeling; Core knowledge of real estate principles, finance and accounting; High attention to detail, organized, and self-directed individual eager to learn; Strong written and verbal communication skills. Entry level position, but previous real estate analysis experience is a plus For Illinois Only: The expected base salary for this position is $90,000. Actual salaries may vary based on a number of factors, including skills, experience, and qualifications. In addition to base salary, total compensation at Harrison Street includes a generous discretionary bonus, along with a comprehensive range of benefits - including medical, financial, and wellness programs - designed to support our employees both professionally and personally. Harrison Street is proud to be an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace and is an affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to veteran status, uniform service member status, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, genetic information or any other protected class under federal, state, or local law. If you require accessibility assistance applying for open positions, please contact our ADA Accessible Line at or . All information you provide will be kept confidential and will be used only to the extent required to provide needed reasonable accommodations. Harrison Street does not accept unsolicited headhunter and agency resumes. Harrison Street will not pay fees to any third-party agency or company that does not have a signed agreement with Harrison Street.
09/29/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Harrison Street Asset Management ("HSAM") is a leading global alternative investment management firm focused on real estate, infrastructure, and credit strategies across North America and Europe. Headquartered in Chicago, Toronto, and London with offices across North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, the firm has over $108 billion in assets under management on behalf of institutional investors and registered investment advisors globally. Founded on a culture of innovation, HSAM is an early mover in alternative real estate and mid-market infrastructure. Today, the firm's global team, consisting of more than 520 professionals, is committed to creating long-term value through deep sector expertise and forward-thinking strategies. Candidates should be dependable, self-starters, and have a strong desire to learn and problem solve. Candidates should possess broad-based analytical skills and have knowledge of and/or the desire to learn the following: accounting concepts and financial statements, large amounts of work in Excel including working with models, ability to manipulate large data sets, and superior written and oral communication skills. The individual must be able to effectively allocate time between multiple immediate, short and medium-term tasks, changing priorities, strict deadlines and provide analytical support for multiple people within management. Responsibilities: Overall financial analysis responsibilities for the Portfolio Management group; Update and maintain portfolio financial projection models to calculate and project fund level cash flows and returns; Maintain Portfolio investment and diversification summary for presentation to the firm's Investment Committee; Monitor Fund level financial performance to identify and communicate opportunities and threats; Coordinate and assist in the completion of material for quarterly and annual investor reporting, Advisory Committee Meetings, webinars, and various internal reporting; Assist in the establishment of fund and asset level KPIs and track performance; Assist the portfolio management team's efforts toward the implementation of a firmwide data platform by validating historical and new data Analyze sector, strategy and partner performance; Analyze the financial impact of proposed capital events (sales, refinances, etc.) to the fund performance; Work closely with Acquisitions and Asset Management to incorporate new investments into the Funds and monitor on-going asset level performance; Participate in the annual business planning and valuation process; Coordinate with Client Services and Marketing and Accounting groups to processes and respond to investor requests; Utilize third party applications (Yardi, Chatham, Argus, etc.) for data collection and analysis; Requirements: Bachelor's degree or work experience in real estate and/or finance preferred; Proficient in Microsoft Excel and financial modeling; Core knowledge of real estate principles, finance and accounting; High attention to detail, organized, and self-directed individual eager to learn; Strong written and verbal communication skills. Entry level position, but previous real estate analysis experience is a plus For Illinois Only: The expected base salary for this position is $90,000. Actual salaries may vary based on a number of factors, including skills, experience, and qualifications. In addition to base salary, total compensation at Harrison Street includes a generous discretionary bonus, along with a comprehensive range of benefits - including medical, financial, and wellness programs - designed to support our employees both professionally and personally. Harrison Street is proud to be an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace and is an affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to veteran status, uniform service member status, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, genetic information or any other protected class under federal, state, or local law. If you require accessibility assistance applying for open positions, please contact our ADA Accessible Line at or . All information you provide will be kept confidential and will be used only to the extent required to provide needed reasonable accommodations. Harrison Street does not accept unsolicited headhunter and agency resumes. Harrison Street will not pay fees to any third-party agency or company that does not have a signed agreement with Harrison Street.
