Role Description This part-time remote Investment Analyst role at Secretaría de Producción y Empleo focuses on supporting investment decision-making and portfolio monitoring.

The Investment

Analyst will perform financial and economic research, analyze investment opportunities, and assist in building and maintaining financial models.

Responsibilities include evaluating risk and return profiles, monitoring portfolio performance, preparing concise reports and presentations for internal stakeholders, and contributing to strategy discussions. The role also involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, maintaining accurate data sets, and staying informed about market trends and policy developments relevant to the organization’s investment activities.

Qualifications

- Candidates should possess robust Investments and Portfolio Management skills to evaluate opportunities and support ongoing portfolio oversight.
- Candidates should possess solid Finance and Financial Modeling skills to build and interpret quantitative analyses and forecasts.




- Candidates should possess advanced Analytical Skills to assess data, identify trends, and draw clear, evidence-based conclusions.
- Candidates should possess proficiency with spreadsheets and financial analysis tools (e.g., Excel, financial databases) and basic knowledge of macroeconomic concepts.
- Candidates should possess effective written and verbal communication skills to prepare reports and present findings to non-technical audiences.
- Candidates should possess strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently in a remote, part-time setting.
- Relevant academic background in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field; prior experience or internships in investment analysis, public policy, or economic development are beneficial.
- Demonstrated integrity, sound judgment, and commitment to equitable, inclusive economic development are highly valued.

📌 Investment Analyst (Australia)
🏢 Secretaría de Producción y Empleo
📍 Australia