We're hiring Research Analysts at In Practise. The role You'd cover a handful of public companies in depth and spend most of your time on the phone with former executives, customers, distributors and suppliers of those businesses. Map the value chain and the unit economics, then curate the work into research we publish. Four mandates: Generalist / IP References, Semiconductors, Life Sciences, Energy. Detail in the images. Requirements • Minimum 3 years buyside or sell side • Sector experience for the specialist mandates • Judgement about which questions matter to an investment case Terms • Remote and full-time, offices in London and Madrid • Cash + equity compensation How to apply Send three things to [email protected], subject "In Practise - Research Analyst": 1. Cover letter 2. CV + LinkedIn 3. An investment thesis on a company of your choice, minimum five pages The thesis is read first and weighed most heavily. Applications missing any of the three won't be reviewed.

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