Role Description
We are seeking experienced public-company Investor Relations professionals to contribute to a high-quality library of investor relations work products. In this role, you will complete self-contained IR exercises using realistic mock materials, including earnings results packs, shareholder registers, and analyst models.
You will be responsible for producing professional-quality investor relations deliverables that reflect the standards expected of experienced practitioners at publicly listed companies. Each assignment will be evaluated against a structured rubric focused on accuracy, strategic judgment, clarity, and quality of execution.
What You'll Do
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Draft quarterly earnings releases, prepared remarks, and Q&A briefings for results calls.
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Develop guidance-setting recommendations and guidance revision scenarios, supported by appropriate analysis.
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Create investor day and broader IR presentation materials, including:
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Equity story and positioning decks
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Investor presentations
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AGM materials
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Transaction and deal announcement packages
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Analyze shareholder registers and ownership structures to understand the investor base.
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Assess potential activist investor vulnerabilities and identify relevant areas of exposure.
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Develop recommendations related to dividends, capital allocation, and shareholder returns.
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Apply practical investor relations judgment to ensure deliverables are accurate, credible, and aligned with public-company expectations.
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Work with mock financial and market materials to produce polished, decision-ready outputs.
Qualifications
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4+ years of professional experience in an in-house Investor Relations role at a publicly listed company.
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Direct ownership or significant responsibility for a company's earnings cycle, including:
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Earnings releases
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Prepared remarks/scripts
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Q&A preparation
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Analyst engagement
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Strong understanding of public-company communications, investor expectations, shareholder positioning, and capital markets.
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Ability to interpret financial information and translate it into clear, compelling investor-facing communications.
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Strong written communication skills and exceptional attention to detail.
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Ability to work independently with financial and investor-related materials and produce high-quality deliverables.
Requirements
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IRC certification or charter through NIRI (Nice to Have).
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Previous experience in sell-side equity research before transitioning into an in-house IR role (Nice to Have).
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Experience working at an investor relations or financial communications agency (Nice to Have).
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Experience supporting investor days, activist situations, capital allocation decisions, or major corporate transactions (Nice to Have).
Assessment Process
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Qualified candidates may complete practical exercises designed to assess real-world Investor Relations capabilities, including:
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Preparing an earnings release and prepared remarks using a mock quarterly results pack.
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Developing a guidance revision recommendation supported by relevant scenarios.
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Conducting an activist vulnerability assessment based on a mock shareholder and ownership profile.
Engagement Details
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Role: Investor Relations Expert
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Work Arrangement: Fully Remote
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Engagement Type: Independent Contractor
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Projects may be extended, shortened, or concluded early depending on project requirements and performance.
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Payments are made weekly based on services rendered through available payment platforms.
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The engagement will not require access to confidential or proprietary information belonging to any employer, client, or institution.
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H-1B and STEM OPT candidates are not currently supported.
Equal Employment Opportunity
We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.