Investor Relations Specialist - Public - AI Trainer

Obsidian; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Obsidian is seeking a senior Investor Relations professional in the US to own the end-to-end earnings cycle for a public company. You will draft earnings releases, prepared remarks and Q&A briefs for quarterly results, and collaborate with finance and leadership to tell the equity story.

You will analyze the shareholder base, assess activist risk, and develop guidance-weighing scenarios. You will build IR materials, manage analyst engagements, and contribute to annual investor day and

Qualifications

• 4+ years in an in-house investor relations role at a public company.
• Direct ownership of an earnings cycle: release, script, Q&A, analyst engagement.
• Experience building investor materials and messaging for earnings events.

Responsibilities

• Draft earnings releases, prepared remarks and Q&A briefings for quarterly results.
• Produce guidance-setting and scenario analysis associated with results.
• Build investor day materials, equity story and AGM packages.
• Analyze the shareholder register and activist risk; draft dividend and capital return recommendations.

Skills

IR experience

Earnings cycle management

Analyst engagement

Investor communications

Job description

About the work

We're building a high-quality library of public-company investor relations work products. You'll complete self-contained IR exercises from mock files (results packs, shareholder registers, analyst models) and produce the deliverable for each, graded against a rubric.

What you'll do

• Draft earnings releases, prepared remarks and Q&A briefings for a quarterly results call.


• Produce guidance-setting and revision recommendations with scenario support.


• Build investor day and IR presentation materials, equity story and positioning decks, AGM materials, and deal announcement packages.


• Analyze the shareholder register and ownership base, assess activist vulnerability, and draft dividend and capital return recommendations.

You're a fit if you have

• 4+ years in an in-house investor relations role at a public company.


• Direct ownership of an earnings cycle: release, script, Q&A, analyst engagement.

Nice to have

• IRC charter (NIRI); sell-side equity research before moving in-house; investor relations agency experience.

Assessment

An earnings release and prepared remarks from a mock results pack; a guidance revision recommendation; an activist vulnerability assessment.

Note:

this is public-company investor relations. Investor relations at a private equity or venture fund is LP fundraising and is a different role.