ESG Data Reporting Analyst – Infrastructure Equity (50%)
ESG Data Reporting Analyst – Infrastructure Equity (50%)
ESG Data Reporting Analyst – Infrastructure Equity (50%)
ESG Data Reporting Analyst – Infrastructure Equity (50%)
Swiss Life Investment Management Holding AG
Versicherungen
Zürich
- Art der Beschäftigung: Teilzeit
- 107.500 CHF – 142.000 CHF (von XING geschätzt)
- Vor Ort
ESG Data Reporting Analyst – Infrastructure Equity (50%)
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ESG Data & Reporting Analyst – Infrastructure Equity (50%)
Zürich
Part time
Responsibilities
- Coordinate ESG data collection across portfolio companies and follow up on submissions, timelines and open points
- Review and validate ESG data, investigate inconsistencies and maintain clear documentation and audit trails
- Maintain ESG datasets, KPI calculations and reporting files using Excel and dedicated data platforms
- Prepare recurring fund and portfolio-level ESG reporting, including SFDR, AMAS self-regulation, client sustainability reports and investor requests
- Support the administration and continuous improvement of ESG data platforms, templates and reporting workflows
- Identify opportunities to simplify, standardise and automate data processes in collaboration with ESG, investment, asset management and relevant technical teams
- Provide data and reporting support for ESG due diligence, portfolio monitoring, RfPs and fundraising questionnaires
- Contribute to selected cross-portfolio ESG initiatives and internal materials where relevant
Experience
- Relevant experience in ESG, sustainability reporting, data management, finance, investment or a comparable analytical role
- Strong Excel skills and confidence working with structured datasets, templates and digital platforms; experience with data visualisation or workflow automation is an advantage
- A careful and methodical approach, with a strong eye for data quality, consistency and completeness
- Ability to manage recurring processes independently, prioritise effectively and follow through on open items
- Good written and verbal communication skills and the confidence to work with colleagues across different functions
- General familiarity with ESG reporting or sustainable finance; general knowledge of SFDR, AMAS, and other relevant regulatory requirements, private markets or infrastructure is helpful but can be developed in the role
- Relevant academic or professional training, or equivalent practical experience
- Fluent in German and English
