Investment Operations & Fund Accounting Analyst

Weekday AI • Remote • Full Time

Posted on Mon, Sep 14, 2026

This role is for one of our clients Compensation: $75-$110 per hour We're building a high-quality library of investment-operations and fund-accounting work products. You'll complete self-contained operations exercises from mock files (ledgers, statements, notices) and produce the analyst deliverable for each, graded against a rubric. Requirements What you'll do Reconcile ledgers vs custodian / bank statements; isolate and explain every residual difference; produce the signed-off rec with adjusting entries. Attribute NAV movements, flag components outside tolerance, and write the variance commentary. Investigate trade breaks between two systems; identify root cause, classify the break, propose the fix, and draft the investigation narrative. Process corporate-action events and compute entitlements per account; handle payment / transfer exceptions (repair / return / escalate); match messy merchant / vendor descriptors to a canonical registry. You're a fit if you have 3+ years in fund administration or investment operations (fund accounting, reconciliations, corporate actions, trade support / middle office, or payment operations) at a fund administrator, custodian, asset manager, or bank ops. Hands-on with reconciliations, NAV, trade breaks, corporate actions, or payment / settlement exceptions; strong Excel. Nice to have CPA or IOC; fund-accounting systems (SS&C / Geneva / Multifonds / InvestOne); SWIFT / settlement systems. Assessment A ledger-vs-custodian reconciliation that must tie out; a NAV variance attribution; a trade-break root-cause + narrative. Details Contract, hourly (~15 hrs/week), remote, US-based. Pay $75-110/hr based on experience. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.

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