
Private Equity Associate
- Seattle, WA
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Source, track, and manage deal flow
- Coordinate and lead meetings
- Conduct due diligence and evaluate potential investment opportunities
- Perform and present market analyses
- Actively support portfolio investments with initiatives such as financial modeling, recruiting, and networking with clients.
- Develop and manage a robust network of industry relationships
- Upload, update, and manage information in the CRM system
- Create memos for the Investment Committee to facilitate discussion and investment decisions.
- Create materials for the investor group, including portfolio updates, investment memos, pipeline updates, event-driven notifications, quarterly reporting, etc.
- Coordinate with Operations Team regarding capital tracking, wires, investor account statements, legal entity formation, capital call and distributions, document management, tax reporting, etc.
- Field in-bound requests from Advisors and deliver value-add observations and recommendations specific to client situations
- Provide quantitative and qualitative insight for Brighton Jones clients including review pitch decks, evaluate term sheets, and analyze financial models
- Collaborate on creation of educational and marketing content such as webinars, articles, and white papers
- Support Brighton Jones' business development and prospecting efforts with private investment subject matter expertise
- Train and mentor PCFO client service team members
- 3-5 years of experience in venture capital, private equity, investment banking, or management consulting
- Comfortable discussing and translating analytical concepts in a live, client-facing environment
- Outstanding communication skills as well as strong analytical and presentation abilities
- Organized and detailed as required to handle multiple client relationships with contending priorities and coordinate team member resources most effectively
- Series 65 license or CFA Charter a plus
- Undergraduate degree required
- Baseline proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite products (Word, Excel, Windows) required; expected to learn other position-related systems on the job
- This role is considered in office, full-time, and exempt
- Pay: $100,000 - $130,00 per year
- Benefits: Our benefits package includes, but is not limited to, health care benefits (medical/dental/vision), retirement benefits, paid time off (PTO), holiday flex-days, summer flex-days, company-paid holidays, parental leave, transportation benefits, unlimited volunteer time off, professional, and personal wellbeing stipend, and other fringe benefits.