GP Strategic Capital, Market Insights & Quantitative Analytics – Vice President

Responsibilities

• Own and develop analytical outputs that sit at the core of the GP Stakes platform
• Work with large, complex, and imperfect datasets covering GP economics, fundraising activity, fund structures, and portfolio performance
• Clean, normalize, and structure data for longitudinal analysis and scenario testing
• Design and execute analytical scenarios to assess market trends and sensitivities, including alternative framings (e.g., value-weighted vs. count-based analysis, cohort construction, structural adjustments)
• Iterate quickly in response to senior feedback by refining assumptions, methodologies, and presentation as questions evolve
• Produce analysis that informs underwriting assumptions and internal views on long-term market dynamics
• Contribute to external research and thought leadership that helps investors and GP partners reconcile media narratives and third-party data with observed market behavior
• Work closely with the Portfolio Monitoring team to ensure output reflects real GP- and fund-level experience
• Partner with an internal data scientist on data cleansing, automation, and tooling, with clear ownership of analytical logic and interpretation

Qualifications

• Genuinely data-savvy, analytically rigorous, and comfortable working through complexity rather than relying on standard templates
• Strong hands-on experience working with large, messy datasets and making judgment calls about data treatment, structuring, and interpretation
• Experience designing analytical frameworks and defining metrics where no clear industry standard exists
• Experience with longitudinal analysis, cohort construction, and sensitivity or scenario testing across evolving datasets
• Comfort working with financial or quantitative data; familiarity with asset management or private markets is helpful but not required
• Fluency with analytical tools and data environments (e.g., SQL, Python, R, or comparable platforms) to manipulate, validate, and analyze data at scale
• Ability to translate complex, technical analysis into clear, defensible insights for senior stakeholders
• Background that may include asset management, quantitative research, consulting, accounting, data analytics, or other analytically intensive roles
• Experience operating with limited supervision and owning analytical work end-to-end, from raw data through conclusions
• Collaborative mindset with a strong bias toward precision, intellectual honesty, and quality of output
• Demonstrated ability to build, stress-test, and refine analytical views over time as new data and feedback emerge

Pay

The base annual salary range for this New York City-based position will be $200,000. Actual salaries may vary based on factors, such as skill, experience, and qualification for the role.