About Sacra

Sacra is building the information infrastructure for the private markets.

Our mission is to provide fundamental private market research to any investor, founder, student, or researcher curious enough to learn.

We are backed by Tribe Capital and 30+ operators and angels. Our platform is used by top startups and funds including NEA, Greylock Partners, Khosla Ventures, Fidelity, Morgan Stanley, and Intuit.

What we're looking for

We are seeking an experienced analyst to join our research team and scale up our content production.

Analyst is a role, not a grade. This role is at the intersection of tech, business and investing. The analyst will be responsible for conducting research on private companies, sourcing experts for interviews and producing investment memos on those companies.

This is a generalist position, covering companies across a range of industries that are relevant for our enterprise customers. We prefer to understand businesses from first principles and value an objective approach in assessing the risk and return profile.

Our team is remote and based in the U.S. and Canada. We’re currently hiring in North & South America, the UK and Europe.

About the candidate

• You have strong analytical and investigative skills with 3 - 5 years of equity research experience in investment banking, asset management, venture capital, family office, crossover fund, hedge fund or similar.
• You have developed a methodical and rigorous approach to fundamental analysis.
• You operate with integrity, intelligence and focus.
• You can work with a high degree of independence and balance that with strong communication and collaboration skills.
• You are self-aware and can navigate through ambiguity.

How to apply

If you're interested, send us an email at [email protected] with the subject header, "Senior Analyst".

In the email, please include a link or PDF to a piece of research on a tech company you've done that you're proud of.

Our values

<aside> 💡 Secret weapon quality: Our research, data, and content don’t just get a lot of views and retweets. They’re so good that our customers feel like we’re their secret weapon, generating returns far in excess of what they’re paying.

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