Investment Analyst (Evergreen)

Princo•Princeton, FL

About The Position

The Princeton University Investment Company (PRINCO) manages Princeton University’s $36 billion endowment. It invests primarily through partnerships with external managers across a broad range of asset classes, geographies, industries, and strategies, and may also co-invest or invest directly alongside partners. PRINCO uses a long-term investment approach and a generalist model, with a collaborative team that emphasizes mentorship and independent thinking. The Investment Analyst will report to senior members of the investment team and support the sourcing, evaluation, execution, and monitoring of investments across PRINCO’s portfolio. The role provides exposure to diverse investments and participation in investment discussions and decision-making, while helping develop analytical skills and investment judgment. Analysts initially join PRINCO for a two-year term, with the possibility of extension.

Requirements

Intellectual curiosity and a passion for learning.
Strong analytical and communication skills.
Interest in financial markets and investing.
Ability to collaborate effectively on a team.
Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States; PRINCO does not provide visa sponsorship or support employment-based work authorization.

Nice To Haves

The typical ideal candidate will be a rising senior graduating by June 2027.

Responsibilities

Research prospective investment managers, industries, companies, and investment opportunities.
Identify and evaluate prospective investment managers, participate in introductory calls and meetings, and summarize key insights for the investment team.
Support due diligence by reviewing investment materials, analyzing performance and portfolio data, and preparing research summaries and meeting materials.
Monitor existing investments through performance tracking, portfolio reviews, and ad hoc analysis.
Prepare presentations, investment memoranda, and other materials for investment discussions and decision-making.
Participate in meetings with investment managers, portfolio companies, and industry experts.
Analyze emerging investment themes, market developments, and new investment opportunities.
Collaborate with the Operations and Reporting team on portfolio analytics, performance analysis, risk monitoring, and other investment-related projects.
Contribute to investment discussions by asking questions, sharing observations, and developing independent perspectives.
Build investment knowledge and professional relationships through ongoing learning, industry research, and engagement with the broader investment community.
Support special projects and other initiatives as needed.