Venture Analyst, Michigan Biomedical Venture Fund (Senior/Intermediate) at University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · Joined
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Venture Analyst, Michigan Biomedical Venture Fund (Senior/Intermediate)
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, MI · Just now · 0 applicants
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Job type
Full-time
Level
Senior
Team: Michigan Biomedical Venture Fund · Source: jobright · Posted by joined-scrapper
About the role
University of Michigan's Michigan Biomedical Venture Fund is hiring a Venture Analyst to support early-stage life science and healthcare investments through deal sourcing, due diligence, investment analysis, and portfolio management. The full-time onsite role in Ann Arbor is open to senior or intermediate candidates with relevant venture capital and life sciences experience.
What you’ll do
Deal sourcing
Due diligence
Investment analysis
Portfolio management
Market research
Networking
What you’ll need
Bachelor's degree and 2-5 years (Intermediate) or 5-8 years (Senior) of relevant experience in life sciences, bio/med/health startups, early-stage investments, venture capital investing, and research commercialization
Ability to search and analyze scientific literature, consult industry experts, synthesize, and communicate complex scientific information
Understanding of drug approval process, go-to-market strategies, and payer pathways
Strong organizational, project management, presentation, and communication skills
Proficiency in AI tools, spreadsheets, word processing, and PowerPoint
Master's degree or Ph.D. in life sciences strongly preferred; experience with biopharma and drug development preferred
Original job description
The University of Michigan’s Michigan Biomedical Venture Fund makes equity investments in early-stage life science, biomedical, and healthcare startups affiliated with U-M and supports their commercialization. The Venture Analyst supports fund operations through deal sourcing, due diligence, investment analysis, portfolio management, market research, and…