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EduFund is seeking a Senior Research Analyst in India to conduct in-depth research across mutual funds, immigration policies, and education loans, translating findings into accurate technical content for diverse audiences.
The role emphasizes strong research, data analysis, and writing skills, with the ability to break down complex topics for broad audiences. Collaboration with product, marketing, and compliance teams is essential.
We are looking for a detail-oriented and analytical Senior Research Analyst with 5 to 7 years of experience to join our team. This role involves conducting in-depth research across domains such as Mutual Funds (MF), immigration policies, and education loans, and translating findings into accurate, insightful technical content for various audiences. The ideal candidate will have strong research, data analysis, and writing skills, along with an ability to break down complex topics into digestible formats.
EduFund is India’s first dedicated education-focused fintech platform, built to help Indian families plan, save and secure their child’s education. Founded in 2020, our mission is to remove financial stress from education planning.
We offer a full suite of solutions, including investments, education loans, visa and immigration support, international remittance, and expert counselling, making it India’s only end‑to‑end education financial planning platform.
Whether it's saving early or funding a degree abroad, EduFund helps parents make smarter financial decisions for their child’s future.
With 2.5 lakh+ families, 40+ AMC partners, 15+ lending partners, and a growing presence across Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities, EduFund is becoming the go-to platform for education financing in India.
In July 2025, EduFund raised $6 million in Series A funding, led by Cercano Management and MassMutual Ventures, bringing the total capital raised to $12 million.
Skills: content,data analysis,finance,financial knowledge,attention to detail,policy interpretation,mutual funds,data visualization,research