Northspyre
Market Intelligence Lead, Commercial Real Estate
Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Posted 8 months ago
The role
You will lead analytical work to transform proprietary data into research and benchmarks. You will analyze complex development data and produce original research to help define the Development Intelligence category.
What you will do
- Lead the development of the Northspyre Index
- Produce original market research
- Analyze complex development data
- Structure and prepare messy data for analysis
- Translate research into clear industry insights
- Collaborate cross-functionally with marketing, product, and sales teams
- Represent Northspyre's market intelligence externally through webinars, industry discussions, and research publications
Required qualifications
- Experience analyzing markets or industries
- Strong analytical skills
- Hands-on data experience cleaning and validating complex datasets
- SQL experience
- Advanced Excel proficiency
- Understanding of real estate development, construction economics, or adjacent industries
- Clear communication skills
- Independent research mindset
- Strong intellectual curiosity
Nice to have
- Experience producing market reports or industry research
- Background in real estate economics
- Background in commercial real estate research
- Background in development consulting
- Background in brokerage market analytics
- Background in equity research or financial analysis
- Familiarity with statistical or econometric analysis
- Experience presenting research insights to professional audiences
- Snowflake experience
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Stock option package
- Medical, Dental, and Vision
- Plan option for 100% employer-paid premium for individual coverage for full-time employees
- 401k Match
- Unlimited Vacation
- Paid Sick Leave
- Major US Holidays
- Company swag
- Free access to Health Advocate
- Annual team gatherings
About the company
Northspyre is a real estate development management platform that uses automation, analytics, and AI to provide data-driven insights. Since 2017, it has supported over $500 billion in projects across the US.