Build Your Future with Financial Analysis

We're looking for people who want to understand how money actually works. Not quick fixes or miracle solutions, just real financial analysis that helps people make better decisions.

Our work focuses on stability patterns rather than promises. We spend time examining what makes financial situations sustainable over years, not weeks. It's detailed work that requires patience and genuine curiosity about how individuals and businesses manage resources over time.

Most days involve reviewing data, spotting trends that others miss, and explaining complex patterns in ways that make sense. If that sounds interesting to you, you might fit here.

What We Actually Value

Honest Analysis Over Optimism

We don't massage numbers to look better. Sometimes the answer is that someone needs to reduce spending or wait longer than they'd hoped. That's fine. Real help means real answers.

Long-Term Thinking

Quick wins fade. We track clients over years to see if our assessments held up. When they don't, we figure out why and adjust our approach. That kind of follow-through matters more than hitting quarterly targets.

Continuous Learning

Financial markets change. Consumer behaviour shifts. We dedicate time each week to studying new patterns, testing assumptions, and questioning methods that worked last year but might not work now.

Clear Communication

Technical accuracy means nothing if clients can't understand it. We value the ability to explain risk ratios or cash flow patterns to someone who's never studied finance. That takes practice and genuine empathy.

Team member analyzing financial data at workstation with multiple monitors displaying charts and stability indicators

Real Career Progression

We tracked three team members over the past four years to see how their roles actually evolved. These aren't promotional stories, just what happened.

Year One

Learning the Patterns

Saoirse started reviewing basic stability reports under supervision. Mostly checking other analysts' work and flagging inconsistencies. She spent six months just understanding why certain ratios matter more than others in different contexts.

Year Two

Independent Analysis

By mid-2023, Saoirse handled smaller client accounts independently. Her assessments went through peer review rather than supervisor approval. She also started noticing patterns in how certain industries showed early warning signs of instability.

Year Four

Specialized Expertise

Now Saoirse focuses on retail sector analysis, where her pattern recognition proved consistently accurate. She mentors two newer analysts and contributes to our methodology updates. Her insights shaped how we assess seasonal businesses.

How People Join Our Team

There's no secret formula. Just a clear process that helps us understand how you think about financial problems and whether our approach makes sense to you.

Initial Application

Send us your background and a short explanation of how you'd approach analyzing whether someone can afford a major purchase. We care more about your reasoning process than getting the "right" answer.

Practical Assessment

We provide anonymized financial data from a real case and ask you to identify stability concerns. You'll have three days to complete this. Most candidates spend 4-6 hours on it. We're looking at how you organize information and explain uncertainties.

Team Discussion

You'll meet with two team members to discuss your assessment. They'll challenge some of your conclusions and ask how you'd handle conflicting data. This conversation usually reveals more than the written assessment itself.

Decision and Onboarding

If it's a good fit, you'll hear from us within a week. Onboarding starts with three months of structured training before you handle any client work independently. Most people find the learning curve steep but manageable.

Current Openings

Financial Stability Analyst

Full-time position based in Reservoir. Requires background in finance, economics, or related analytical field. Entry to mid-level experience.

Comfortable working with spreadsheets and financial data
Ability to explain complex concepts in plain language
Interest in understanding long-term financial patterns
Willingness to learn our specific methodology

Training program begins September 2025. Applications close July 15, 2025.

Senior Financial Analyst

Experienced role for someone with 5+ years in financial analysis. Will mentor junior analysts and contribute to methodology development.

Proven track record of accurate financial assessments
Experience with business or commercial finance preferred
Strong communication skills for client interactions
Interest in teaching and developing junior team members

Position available from August 2025. Rolling applications reviewed monthly.

Research Analyst

Focus on studying financial stability patterns across different sectors and economic conditions. More research-oriented than client-facing.

Strong background in statistical analysis
Experience with research methodology and data validation
Ability to identify trends in large datasets
Interest in publishing findings and contributing to industry knowledge

Flexible start date between October 2025 and January 2026.

Ready to Apply?

Send your application through our contact page. Include your background, why this type of work interests you, and your answer to our initial assessment question.

Beatrix Thornley

Senior Financial Analyst

"What I appreciate most is that we're never pushed to give optimistic assessments just to make clients happy. Sometimes the honest answer is difficult, but it's always respected here."