Technology Credit Research Analyst

Our client is a well-established global investment manager with a long track record in active fixed income and equity investing. The firm manages a diverse set of strategies across public and private markets, with a strong reputation for fundamental research and disciplined risk management. Its collaborative culture emphasizes deep sector expertise, long-term thinking, and a commitment to delivering consistent results for institutional and intermediary clients worldwide.

We are seeking to add an experienced Credit Research Analyst to a large, well-resourced credit platform. This individual will focus on corporate issuers within the Technology sector and will be an integral member of a global research team, working closely with portfolio managers and other investment professionals across a range of fixed income strategies.

• Perform in-depth fundamental analysis at the company, industry, and regional levels within the Technology sector
• Identify investment opportunities across primary and secondary markets and provide actionable recommendations across multiple mandates (including investment grade, high yield, leveraged loans, and opportunistic credit strategies)
• Produce well-supported investment theses backed by detailed research and financial analysis
• Develop and maintain robust financial models for issuers and industries under coverage
• Engage with company management teams, external research providers, legal advisors, restructuring specialists, and financial sponsors
• Review and analyze credit documentation, including loan agreements, amendments, and covenant packages
  
  

• Approximately 8 years of experience in credit research, preferably on the buy-side
• Demonstrated ability to analyze credits across the capital structure, including investment grade, high yield, and loans
• Strong analytical skillset combining both quantitative and qualitative approaches
• Proven investment judgment and ability to generate differentiated ideas
• Bachelor's degree required
• Advanced credentials (e.g., MBA, CFA) considered a plus but not required