Starsight | Analyst Relations
Senior Analyst Relations Manager

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Company Description
Starsight Communications is Europe's largest and most respected EMEA analyst relations (AR) consultancy. We provide growth and scale companies with strategic expertise and hands-on tactics to enhance their analyst relations. Founded by experienced AR practitioners, Starsight Communications is committed to delivering exceptional results for our clients and voted 3 times best EMEA IIAR> AR agency of the year.
We're a small and closely knit team, focussing on quality and learning to deliver the best service to our clients.
Role Description
This is a full-time remote role for a Senior Industry Analyst Relations Manager supporting the client EMEA AR team at a large software company by executing an industry analyst relations programs, building and maintaining relationships with industry analysts, scheduling analyst briefings and meetings, managing analyst inquiries, and tracking analyst coverage and opinions. The Senior Analyst Relations Manager will also collaborate with internal teams to ensure alignment between analyst relations and other company initiatives.
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Qualifications
- Excellent writing skills are essential
- Proven experience in analyst relations or related fields
- Strong knowledge of the technology industry and analyst landscape
- Ability to build and maintain relationships with analysts and stakeholders
- Strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities
- Experience in managing analyst briefings and inquiries
- Ability to work independently and remotely
- IIAR> certification preferable


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How to apply and who we're looking for?
We're looking for someone with:
- Excellent writing skills
- Superior organisation and timekeeping
- Attention to detail
- Ability to manage senior stakeholders
You need to be based in the UK and have a passion for B2B technology.
Please add a cover note explaining why you're interested in AR – we'll discard standard applications without an introduction.
Note:
- This position is not related to financial analysts. If your background is in financial services and you've applied because of the keyword analyst, we'll discard your application as well.
- For more information about what analyst relations are, do check the IIAR> website.
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