Evergreen Services Group

Financial Services

InvestingAssociate

$95–135k ~AI est. San Francisco, California, United States Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Investing Associate at Evergreen Services Group. Skills: Financial modeling, Investment analysis, Transaction execution. Analyze investment opportunities. Present investment findings”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Analytical skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 years investment banking experience, 2 years private equity experience, Outstanding financial modeling skills, Outstanding analytical skills, Understanding of accounting, Understanding of finance, Demonstrated ability to work in small team, Demonstrated ability to work in entrepreneurial team

Nice to Have

CFA charterholder preferred, CPA preferred, FRM preferred, Series 7 preferred, Series 63 preferred, Series 65 preferred, Bloomberg Terminal proficiency preferred, Reuters Eikon proficiency preferred, FactSet proficiency preferred

What You'll Do.

Analyze investment opportunities

Present investment findings

Construct financial models

Perform returns analyses

Coordinate investment transactions

Conduct due diligence

Mentor junior analysts

Support junior analysts

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Portfolio company management

Communication Scope

Presentations

Free ATS check

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