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Senior Investment Associate

Bessemer Trust Company, National Association

New York, NY · Posted July 31, 2026

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Senior Investment Associate – Bessemer Securities Corporation

About Bessemer Securities Corporation

Founded in 1911, Bessemer Securities Corporation (BSC) is a private family investment company owned by descendants of Henry Phipps. BSC engages in a variety of investment activities on behalf of its owners, with investments spanning private equity, venture capital, hedge funds and a variety of public equity and fixed income securities.

Job Overview

BSC is seeking a Senior Investment Associate with broad public and private markets experience to join its investment team and report directly to the Chief Investment Officer (CIO). As a key member of a small, collaborative team at a leading family office, the Senior Investment Associate will support the full investment process, including sourcing and screening opportunities, evaluating investment strategies, conducting due diligence, developing financial and portfolio analyses, monitoring existing investments, and preparing board and other related investment materials.

The ideal candidate is intellectually curious, analytical, discreet, and committed to long-term investing. The role requires strong quantitative and qualitative skills, sound judgment in assessing risk, and the ability to translate high-level investment strategy into detailed analysis. The Senior Investment Associate will work closely with the CIO, contribute actively to investment discussions, and communicate complex ideas clearly and concisely. The successful candidate must be comfortable working as a self-starter who thrives in an entrepreneurial, small team environment. The role requires close collaboration with colleagues across Finance, Operations, Legal, and Technology to ensure alignment with the Company’s objectives.

Key Responsibilities and Objectives:

Investment Research

Source, evaluate and lead execution on prospective investment opportunities across asset classes, strategies, sectors, and geographies

Conduct qualitative and quantitative diligence on managers, direct investments, co-investments, and thematic opportunities

Build models, performance analyses, market maps, and investment frameworks to support investment decisions

Prepare concise investment memoranda and presentations for the Board of Directors, management, CIO, and other senior stakeholders

Manager Monitoring

Oversee existing manager relationships with CIO, by conducting regular updates

Evaluate investment results relative to appropriate benchmarks, peer groups and underwriting expectations, including attribution of key return drivers and detractors

Identify emerging concerns, escalate material issues promptly and recommend appropriate actions, including additional diligence, changes in exposure or redemption

Portfolio Analysis

Work with the Finance, Operations, Technology and Investment team to develop and refine the critical tools and analytic frameworks to support asset allocation, risk management, performance attribution, and liquidity management

Evaluate portfolio results relative to policy benchmarks, strategic objectives and long-term return and risk expectations

Board Reporting

Drive the continuous improvement of regular and ad-hoc materials for management and the Board of Directors

Qualifications

Highest standards of ethics, integrity, confidentiality, and professional judgment

Minimum of 6-10 years of relevant investment experience at a family office, endowment, foundation or asset manager

Demonstrated ability to conduct rigorous investment research and synthesize qualitative and quantitative information into sound recommendations

Deep understanding of investment and financial theory, asset allocation, risk management, portfolio construction, and alternative investment strategies

Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively across teams, build partnerships, and influence stakeholders at all levels

High degree of intellectual curiosity and a passion for investing

A strong existing network across investment managers, allocators, family offices, advisors, and other private market participants

Excellent written, verbal, and presentation skills, with the ability to communicate complex analysis clearly and succinctly

Familiarity with investment data providers and platforms such as Addepar, Arch, PitchBook, or similar tools

Bachelor’s degree required, strong credentials or a desire to pursue further credentials preferred (MBA/CFA/CAIA)

The base salary range for this position is $180,000 - $230,000 per year. This range reflects the minimum and maximum base salary we reasonably expect to pay for this role. In addition, this position may be eligible to participate in the relevant business unit’s incentive compensation plan, and other compensation programs as applicable. Eligible employees may participate in a 401(k) program with a generous profit-sharing contribution, medical, prescription dental, and vision coverage; life insurance; disability coverage; paid holidays; vacation; and sick time, subject to plan terms and Company policies.