Impact Investment Analyst – Public Markets

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Princeton (NJ); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in Princeton, NJ, is seeking an Investment Analyst to support RWJF's public investments within a 18-person office managing a $14 billion portfolio. The analyst program is a three-year term, with time split between New York City and Princeton, NJ, and collaboration with investment managers.

Staff are expected to demonstrate commitment to equity and the Foundation's Guiding Principles, and to work effectively with colleagues across disciplines while handling

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with strong academics; CFA desirable.
• 2–4 years of experience in financial or investment analysis.
• Proficiency in MS Office and file sharing systems.
• Able to work independently and in teams with good communication and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Attend meetings with current and prospective investment managers.
• Interact with leading investment organizations and institutional investors.
• Prepare independent research on portfolio companies, asset allocation, and other topics.
• Perform quantitative analysis, financial modeling, and qualitative due diligence for hedge funds, public equity, fixed income, and credit markets.
• Assist in preparing detailed memoranda for team review and coordinate Investment Committee materials.
• Collaborate with Information Systems, Investment Operations, Legal, and Finance to validate key information for public investments and reporting.
• Perform other duties as assigned.
• Commitment to the Foundation's Guiding Principles.

Skills

Microsoft Office

File sharing systems

Independent & team work

Communication skills

Time management

Project management

People leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree

CFA desirable

Tools

Dropbox

OneDrive

Job description

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in Princeton, NJ, is seeking an Investment Analyst to support RWJF's public investments within a 18-person office managing a $14 billion portfolio. The analyst program is a three-year term, with time split between New York City and Princeton, NJ, and collaboration with investment managers.

Staff are expected to demonstrate commitment to equity and the Foundation's Guiding Principles, and to work effectively with colleagues across disciplines while handling