The Content Manager is accountable for its portfolio direction, research quality, talent development and delivery. The role converts market and client demand into coverage priorities, assigns topic ownership across sub-sector and asset-class subject matter experts, manages capacity, and develops the team’s sector expertise, ideation, research judgment and interviewing capabilities.
The role requires deep knowledge of TMT, working knowledge of adjacent sectors, a broad understanding of relevant asset classes and strong investor-oriented judgment.
Key responsibilities
Coverage strategy and prioritization
- Set and maintain the coverage roadmap for the TMT team, including priority coverage areas, companies, themes, recurring programs and known gaps.
- Translate global Expert Content strategy and priorities, content viewership and usage trends, client and Sales feedback, regional demand and market developments into coverage priorities, format choices, capacity decisions and an appropriate geographic balance across APAC, the United States and other priority markets.
- Identify cross-company themes, divergent views, emerging risks and content gaps, connecting macro and sector developments to company-level and investment implications.
- Challenge the team to pursue original angles beyond familiar companies, topics and approaches, and determine primary and supporting ownership when sub-sector, asset-class, geographic or thematic expertise overlaps.
Research innovation, synthesis and quality
- Originate differentiated research concepts, conversation structures, recurring series and synthesis formats; work with relevant internal partners to turn viable ideas into clear research objectives, required expert perspectives and execution plans.
- Produce and review sector-level and thematic research that connects insights across multiple expert interviews, companies and perspectives, presenting a more comprehensive view of what the collective evidence may indicate without making investment recommendations.
- Use AI tools and effective prompts to accelerate synthesis and drafting while independently validating the underlying evidence, adding context and strengthening the final analysis.
- Personally conduct or moderate selected high-value expert conversations where senior sector experience can materially improve the depth, originality or integration of the insights generated.
- Set standards for expert fit, question design, interview execution and research quality; coach interviewers to listen actively, adapt beyond prepared questions and pursue valuable unanticipated lines of inquiry.
- Use performance data and recurring quality or workflow issues to identify coverage gaps, guide coaching and improve research practices, templates and processes; ensure recurring insights and effective research approaches are documented and applied across future coverage, and that all work meets established quality, confidentiality and compliance requirements.
Required qualifications
- 5-10 years of relevant experience in buy-side investment research, equity or credit research, strategy consulting, corporate strategy, transaction advisory or a comparable research leadership role.
- Demonstrated depth within TMT, including its major industries and value chains, combined with working knowledge of adjacent sectors, relevant asset classes and broader market dynamics.
- Experience serving institutional investors or another sophisticated financial audience, with a strong understanding of how investors frame decisions and uncertainty.
- Ability to synthesize earnings calls, market developments and primary research into themes, risks, differentiated research concepts and decision-useful outputs.
- Demonstrated ability to originate differentiated research concepts; translate them into clear