Coda Search is partnering with a leading global alternative asset manager to hire a Real Estate Investor Relations Analyst/Associate in New York. Our client manages a broadly diversified, multi-strategy platform spanning private equity, credit, real estate, impact and market solutions, with investment and operating teams around the world.The Analyst/Associate will join the firm's Investor Relations team dedicated to its real estate platform, which invests across opportunistic equity, core-plus and real estate debt strategies. This is a chance to work alongside a high-performing group of veteran real estate investors on a lean team where you will have real ownership. he team is responsible for capital raising, co-investment syndication, LP relationship management, strategy and new business development, and all investor communications. You will work closely with senior and junior investment professionals and partner across the firm's investor relations, legal, compliance and accounting functions.Key ResponsibilitiesSupport capital raising for the firm's real estate funds, including drafting marketing materials, private placement memoranda and pitchbooksBuild detailed due diligence materials, including qualitative and financial analysis of the platform's performance, strategy and team, and the current investment environmentManage prospective investor tracking, legal documents and data rooms throughout fundraisingMaintain and refresh investor presentations and related decks; help create new content and sharpen messaging on strategy, performance and fund offeringsDevelop a deep understanding of fund positioning and exposures; analyze performance drivers and portfolio attribution, and write commentary for internal and external audiencesCoordinate and create content for annual investor meetings, semi-annual LP Advisory Committee presentations, fund updates and portfolio performance reviewsOwn responses to DDQs and investor inquiries on performance, capital accounts, sector themes and the market environmentResearch industry activity, trends and competitors, and help senior professionals communicate the firm's differentiated investment views to limited partnersQualifications1–4 years of experience in investment banking, fundraising/investor relations or consulting; real estate exposure preferred but not requiredStrong quantitative skills; financial analysis experience is a plusExcellent writing and presentation skills, with the ability to distill complex information clearly for internal and external audiencesHighly organized and proactive, with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities in a fast-paced environmentMeticulous attention to detailAdvanced proficiency in Excel, PowerPoint and WordAbility to build relationships and coordinate across investment, accounting, investor relations, compliance and legal teamsBachelor's degreeSeries 7 and 63 licenses, or the ability to obtain them within 6 months of joining