Corporate Development Research Analyst
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initio capitalHouston (TX)
Financial and Investment AnalystsOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
ABOUT INITIO CAPITALInitio Capital is hiring for this role and related opportunities across consulting, finance, product, software, AI, operations, market research, and growth-focused workstreams.THE ROLEAs a Corporate Development Research Analyst, you will help identify promising markets, companies, products, operators, and investment or growth opportunities. You will turn ambiguous information into clear research, structured analysis, prioritized target lists, and practical recommendations.This is a remote, flexible role for candidates who are analytical, commercially curious, and comfortable moving quickly across business, finance, technology, and strategy topics.WHAT YOU MAY WORK ONResearch companies, markets, business models, and investment themes.Build target lists, market maps, competitive scans, and opportunity pipelines.Analyze data, documents, websites, interviews, and public information to form concise recommendations.Support strategy, sourcing, diligence, product, growth, finance, and operations projects.WHO THIS IS FORThis is a strong fit for candidates interested in consulting, finance, investment research, product strategy, software, AI/data, business operations, corporate development, private markets, or entrepreneurship.COMPENSATIONCompensation varies by project and experience. Many roles are flexible, remote, and project-based. #J-18808-Ljbffr
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