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Hedge Fund Data Analyst - Advanced Excel & Power BI (Start-Up Hedge Fund)

Martis Search
City of London
2 days ago
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Hedge Fund Data Analyst – Advanced Excel & Power BI (Start-Up Hedge Fund)

Martis Search is partnering with a boutique, multi-asset class start-up Hedge Fund to appoint a permanent “Hedge Fund Data Analyst.”

This is an exceptional opportunity to join a dynamic, rapidly growing firm and play a key role in shaping its data infrastructure and reporting capabilities.

Reporting directly to the COO, this is a broad and hands-on role working across a wide range of datasets, including Fund Data, Performance Data, Investment Data, Compliance Data, and Operations Data.

Although the firm uses high-end, off-the-shelf technology solutions, many teams across London and New York still rely on complex Excel spreadsheets. The successful candidate will help automate and streamline these processes using advanced Excel, Power BI, and ideally coding/ Macros, with a focus on reducing manual updates and improving data accuracy.

You will work with complex, interconnected spreadsheets used by multiple stakeholders across the business. You must be highly technical, data-driven, and confident handling large and sophisticated datasets.
The role also includes a strong emphasis on data visualisation and management information (MI) reporting. You may produce reporting and dashboards for Fund Managers, the COO, Compliance, Operations, external investors, and prospective cli...

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