Sr. Public Equity Analyst, Enterprise Software
$210,000-$230,000
ApplySr. Public Equity Analyst, Enterprise Software
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$210,000-$230,000
About the role
- Monitor a coverage universe of public companies within the global enterprise software sector by tracking earnings releases, investor presentations, SEC filings, sell-side research and industry news.
- Create and moderate teleconferences on timely topics featuring an expert from Guidepoint's network with the goal of producing actionable insights for clients.
- Attend industry conferences to host client panels
- What you have:
- Bachelor's degree or Master's degree
- Minimum 10 years of sell-side or buy-side analyst experience
- Must follow bottoms-up, fundamental approach to investment research focusing on individual companies
- Has covered the Enterprise Software sector; candidates must be current on company/industry knowledge
- Ability to work in a fast-paced entrepreneurial environment
- Outgoing personality with the ability to speak with people at all professional levels
- Intellectual curiosity and desire to learn
- Effective time management and organizational skills
- Demonstrated ability to work both individually and as part of a team
- The annual salary range for this position is $210,000-$230,000. Additionally, this position is eligible for an annual discretionary bonus based on performance.
- You will also be eligible for the following benefits:15 PTO days, 10 legal holidays, and sick days
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans
- Will match up to 10% of employee contribution for 401(k), life insurance, paid time-off and parental leave plans
- Commuter benefits and a corporate gym rate
- Development opportunities through the LinkedIn Learning platform
- Free snacks and beverages in the office
- Friday happy hour and "Summer Fridays"Year-round corporate athletic league
- Casual work environment, team building, and other social events
- About Guidepoint:
- Guidepoint powers end-to-end research workflows for the world's best research teams.
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