Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in NYC, NY

Own and grow a portfolio of enterprise investment-firm customers through acquisition and expansion strategies. Lead client-facing growth initiatives, hire and coach high-performing team members, improve department processes, and collaborate with product and engineering teams to translate client insights into product improvements.

Own HaloBraid’s organic social strategy and day-to-day community engagement. Create, shoot, edit, caption, and publish short-form content across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and emerging platforms. Identify trends, develop recurring content series, capture behind-the-scenes and product content, engage audiences, track KPIs, and optimize performance. Support events, interviews, creator collaborations, and brand storytelling.

Generate qualified pipeline through account research, cold calling, personalized email, LinkedIn outreach, and social selling. Qualify inbound and outbound leads, conduct discovery calls, book meetings for account executives, and provide smooth handoffs. Own activity KPIs and pipeline targets while collaborating with Sales and Marketing to improve messaging and outreach. Maintain product and industry knowledge in a fast-moving AI startup environment.

Conduct macroeconomic and market research, synthesize findings into investment memos, and develop Python-based investment systems. Support portfolio construction, diagnostics, global investment collaboration, and process improvements. The role requires strong statistics, coding, analytical reasoning, macroeconomics, investing knowledge, curiosity, initiative, and the ability to communicate complex topics clearly. This internship runs during summer 2027 and requires in-office presence in New York City.

Provides business operations analysis supporting efficiency, revenue performance, sales planning, forecasting, and operational scalability. Builds dashboards and reporting tools using Excel, SQL, and Google Sheets; analyzes KPIs, pipeline, bookings, and revenue trends; translates ambiguous business questions into actionable recommendations; supports process improvement, data governance, and cross-functional initiatives; and presents findings to stakeholders and leadership.

Supports FAIR program areas through administrative and project work, policy and cultural research, drafting memos and correspondence, preparing event and communications materials, participating in team meetings, and completing special projects under the CFO/COO. The internship provides exposure to nonprofit operations, leadership decision-making, mentorship, and professional networking.

Supports portfolio managers and client teams with account administration, transfers, account opening, cash monitoring, fund activity, reconciliations, client records, meeting materials, and client service. Coordinates with custodians, accountants, attorneys, and internal operations while maintaining accurate information in firm systems. Also assists with family-office services such as bill pay, payroll, tax payments, and monitoring client cash balances.

Analyze and model secondary investment opportunities across private markets. Build LBO, fund, and cash flow models; conduct market and company research; participate in due diligence; support deal selection, pricing, execution, documentation, and investment committee presentations; monitor deals and maintain proprietary deal intelligence; support team and firm strategic initiatives.

Provides executive-level administrative support to senior investment professionals while managing day-to-day operations of a 10–20 person Greenwich office. Responsibilities include complex calendar and travel coordination, meeting and presentation preparation, expense processing through Workday, vendor and facilities coordination, inventory management, invoice processing, and backup coverage for office managers and executive assistants. The role also supports ad hoc projects and requires discretion, organization, flexibility, strong communication, and advanced PowerPoint skills.

Paid 12-week internship supporting Cyber and Technology Errors & Omissions underwriting. Responsibilities include evaluating cyber, professional liability, media, and technology risks; analyzing applications, financial findings, news, claims trends, and customer meetings; collaborating with underwriting, claims, and actuarial teams; engaging brokers and clients; and contributing to portfolio and risk assessment projects.