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Job Title: Investment AnalystThe information below covers the role requirements, expected candidate experience, and accompanying qualifications. Location: London, UK (Hybrid 23 days/week in-office) Compensation: 65,000 80,000 base + bonus & carry potential Company: 16VC Employment Type: Full-timeAbout 16VC16VC is an early-stage venture capital firm investing in bold founders building transformative technologies. With offices in both the US and Europe, we support startups from pre-seed to Series A across fintech, AI/ML, enterprise SaaS, healthcare, climate tech, and more. Our London team plays a critical role in sourcing, evaluating, and supporting top-tier European founders.Role OverviewWere hiring an Investment Analyst to join our London office. This is an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated individual to work directly with our investment partners, gain hands-on exposure to early-stage investing, and develop deep expertise in high-growth technology sectors.Key ResponsibilitiesDeal Sourcing: Identify and track promising early-stage startups across Europe. Build and maintain relationships with founders and ecosystem players.Due Diligence: Conduct market research, competitive analysis, financial modeling, and product assessments to support investment decisions.Thesis Development: Research emerging sectors and technologies. Help shape investment themes and sector-specific insights.Portfolio Support: Assist with portfolio company monitoring, follow-on funding, reporting, and value creation initiatives.Internal Tools: Help maintain internal databases (e.g., CRM, deal tracking), improve workflows, and ensure data quality.Ideal Candidate13 years of experience in venture capital, investment banking, consulting, private equity, or a startup in a strategic role.Strong analytical and research skills, with a demonstrated passion for technology and entrepreneurship.Excellent communication and writing skills; able to produce clear, compelling memos and reports.Comfortable with data analysis, market sizing, and financial modelling.Highly organised, self-directed, and eager to work in a fast-paced, high-accountability environment.Bachelors degree from a top-tier institution in a relevant field (e.g., Business, Economics, Engineering, Computer Science).