Valuation Analyst – Investment Securities (Hybrid, Boston)

VRC (Valuation Research Corporation); Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 63,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision

Life Insurance

401k match program

Flexible time off

Professional designation study support

Job summary

Valuation Research Corporation (VRC) is seeking a role focused on valuing a wide range of securities for investment funds in a hybrid Boston-based setting. The position offers exposure to illiquid assets and structured products, with duties spanning research, data collection, model-building, and client reports.

The ideal candidate has 0–2 years in valuation modeling, a finance/economics degree, and strong Excel/Word skills, plus an interest in CFA progression and collaboration within diverse

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Accounting or Economics; valuation coursework is a plus.
• Proficiency with Excel and Word; strong analytical and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on securities, competitors, industry, and capital markets.
• Gather and document data obtained through client interaction.
• Build, modify and utilize financial models for valuation purposes (DCF, comparables, etc.).
• Perform valuation analyses across industries using qualitative info and quantitative models.
• Assist in preparing formal client reports.

Skills

Excel

Word

Analytical abilities

Communication

Time management

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Accounting or Economics

Tools

Excel

Word

Job description

Valuation Research Corporation (VRC) is seeking a role focused on valuing a wide range of securities for investment funds in a hybrid Boston-based setting. The position offers exposure to illiquid assets and structured products, with duties spanning research, data collection, model-building, and client reports.

The ideal candidate has 0–2 years in valuation modeling, a finance/economics degree, and strong Excel/Word skills, plus an interest in CFA progression and collaboration within diverse