Investor Relations Associate

Clear Street•New York, NY

1d•$100,000 - $125,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Clear Street is a diversified financial services firm modernizing brokerage infrastructure with a cloud-native clearing and custody platform. CSIM is a fund of funds whose small team builds allocator relationships, evaluates managers, and handles investor-facing work. The Investor Relations Associate will support investor relations and the firm's day-to-day operations, represent CSIM at conferences and events, build allocator relationships, and coordinate the documents, scheduling, and logistics that support the work. The role offers exposure to how a fund of funds is built, including participation in manager meetings. Employees are required to work in the office four days per week.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and 0–3 years of experience.
Willingness to travel regularly, sometimes on short notice.
Clear, careful writing and strong attention to detail.
Strong people skills, including comfort starting conversations with strangers and following up without being pushy.
Genuine curiosity about markets, investing, and how people make decisions.
Low ego about the work and a high standard for how it gets done.

Nice To Haves

Internships in finance, sales, events, or client service.
Experience in financial services or high-growth technology.

Responsibilities

Attend industry conferences and capital introduction events, meet allocators and managers, and follow up with notes and next steps.
Plan and run events, including small dinners and larger investor gatherings, handling venues, invitations, travel, and follow-up.
Maintain the investor and prospect pipeline in the CRM and prepare materials for investor meetings.
Review subscription documents, investor forms, marketing materials, and data room contents for accuracy and completeness.
Support investor onboarding alongside the fund administrator and operations lead.
Manage team scheduling for manager meetings, investor calls, and diligence visits.
Research managers and markets, including preparing meeting notes, reviewing industry data, and tracking competitors.
Take on additional tasks as needed on a small team.