Business Analytics Associate (PCL)

Job Requirements

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Develop and implement regular leasing, marketing and operations reports
• Identify and troubleshoot renovation execution challenges, including leasing issues, rent performance, excess turn times, etc.
• Conduct revenue and cash flow projections and financial modeling
• Perform in-depth trend analyses, sensitivity analyses and projections related to pricing, unit turnover, vacancy, absorption, and other revenue components
• Monitor and evaluate financial operating results to enhance cash flow and profitability
• Complete monthly review of financials and narratives
• Manage the annual budget review and approval process. Work collaboratively with on-site teams on budgets, staffing, capital improvements, and other programs
• Effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of executives and clients

SKILLS AND ABILITY:

• Candidates should have 1-5 years of data analysis experience in a rigorous environment, strong quantitative sills and a passion for real estate
• Highly proficient in Microsoft Excel - ability to create and maintain complex data models, manipulate large data, perform financial modeling and projections
• Strong analytical skills - ability to critically assess various business operations and develop effective improvement solutions
• Outstanding attention to detail - ability to produce accurate data and spot errors
• Strong oral and written communication and presentation skills
• Ability to work well in a team and proactively interact with various organizational departments (Leasing, Operations, Construction)
• Ability to work in a dynamic environment, manage multiple projects simultaneously, have good organizational and time management skills

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

• Bachelor’s Degree from accredited university in Business Administration or other specialized functional area (management, finance, real estate, accounting, etc.) preferred.  A relevant graduate degree is a plus
• Knowledge of multifamily real estate and New York City rent stabilization rules is a plus, but not required.