Investor Relations Expert

• Develop earnings releases, prepared remarks, and Q&A briefings based on quarterly results materials.
• Produce guidance-setting and guidance-revision recommendations supported by relevant scenarios, financial analysis, and investor considerations.
• Create investor day materials, investor relations presentations, equity story and positioning decks, AGM materials, and deal announcement packages.
• Analyze shareholder registers and ownership structures to identify trends, concentration, and relevant investor dynamics.
• Assess potential activist vulnerability and develop clear, evidence-based recommendations for addressing shareholder concerns and risks.
• Develop recommendations relating to dividends, capital returns, and broader shareholder value considerations.
• Review mock results packs, shareholder registers, analyst models, and other source materials to identify relevant insights and translate them into polished IR deliverables.
• Apply strong investor relations judgment to ensure communications are accurate, consistent, strategically positioned, and appropriate for public-market audiences.
• Complete structured assessments and deliverables against defined quality standards and rubrics.
• Demonstrate the ability to distinguish public-company investor relations from private equity or venture capital investor relations, which typically focuses on LP fundraising.

Requirements

• At least 4 years of professional experience in an in-house investor relations role at a publicly traded company.
• Demonstrated direct ownership of a public-company earnings cycle, including preparation of earnings releases, management scripts, Q&A materials, and analyst or investor engagement.
• Strong understanding of public markets, shareholder communications, investor expectations, and corporate positioning.
• Ability to analyze financial and shareholder information and turn it into concise, commercially relevant recommendations.
• Excellent written communication skills, with the ability to produce polished investor-facing materials that are clear, precise, and strategically aligned.
• Strong analytical judgment and attention to detail, particularly when working with financial results, shareholder data, and corporate communications.
• Ability to work independently with structured source materials and deliver high-quality work against defined expectations.
• Strong understanding of the distinction between public-company IR and investor relations activities within private equity or venture capital environments.
• An IRC charter from NIRI is a plus.
• Previous sell-side equity research experience before transitioning into an in-house IR role is advantageous.
• Investor relations agency experience is also beneficial.

Benefits

• Opportunity to apply deep public-company investor relations expertise to realistic, professionally relevant assignments.
• Flexible opportunity designed for experienced IR professionals.
• Exposure to a broad range of investor relations deliverables, including earnings communications, guidance, investor days, AGMs, shareholder analysis, and capital allocation.
• Opportunity to demonstrate expertise through practical, self-contained assignments rather than relying solely on traditional interviews.
• Structured evaluation based on clearly defined quality standards and rubrics.
• Potential for additional project opportunities based on performance and expertise.
• Opportunity to contribute specialized knowledge to high-quality financial and investor relations work products.