SPECIAL PROJECTS ANALYST

Meroka•Montreal, QC

16h•Hybrid

About The Position

This is a rare seat for someone early in their career who wants to operate like they're running a business within the business. You'll work closely with the CEO on the problems that matter most, and you'll move across a wide range of critical workstreams — hiring, financial modeling, deal-making, due diligence, and strategic initiatives — often several at once. One week you're building a model that shapes an acquisition; the next you're running a hiring process or digging into diligence on a target. It's a high-ownership, high-trust role, and deliberately broad. We're not going to hand you a narrow lane — we're going to hand you hard, undefined problems and trust you to own them end to end. It's the kind of seat where you learn more in a year than most people do in five, working directly alongside people who've built companies, run large operations, invested capital, and closed deals.

Requirements

Early in your career but exceptional — you've already shown you operate well above your title.
Sharp with numbers and comfortable in a model, and just as comfortable writing, thinking, and presenting.
Entrepreneurial: you treat problems like they're yours to own, not tasks to complete.
You thrive in ambiguity and want the range, not the safety, of a well-defined job.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a demanding, analytical environment — finance, consulting, a fast-growing startup, or your own venture.
Exposure to M&A, investing, or operating a business.
A genuine interest in the physical, built world and the people who run it.

Responsibilities

Own a rotating portfolio of the company's most important problems, across hiring, finance, deals, diligence, and strategy.
Build financial models and analyses that directly inform real decisions.
Run point on projects end to end — from framing the problem to delivering the answer.
Work closely with the CEO and the wider team, and fill whatever gap most needs filling.
Turn ambiguity into structure: bring order, plans, and momentum to things that start out messy.