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Heitman

Global real estate investment management

Business Intelligence Developer/Analyst

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
Chicago, IL, USA
In Person
Data & AnalyticsData Engineering, Business Intelligence

About the job

Requirements
  • At least four years of experience designing, developing, testing, and implementing ETL solutions, specifically Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS).
  • Strong T-SQL skills, including stored procedures, functions, and views.
  • A bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience or specialized training.
  • Ability to work independently and as a team member, support several projects simultaneously, and prioritize effectively.
  • Experience working in a fast-paced Agile environment.
  • Ability to prioritize and execute tasks effectively under pressure.
  • Strong listening, interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills.
  • Ability to document requirements, processes, and functional specifications using Visio.
Responsibilities
  • Develop custom solutions using the Microsoft Business Intelligence Stack, including SSIS and SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).
  • Develop, support, and maintain extract, transform, and load (ETL) solutions for a data warehouse.
  • Use Excel, Power Pivot, or Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to provide automation and analytical solutions.
  • Create and maintain requirements documentation, analyze requirements, and report requirements status.
  • Coordinate internal and external resources to accomplish requirements objectives, including requirements change management.
  • Work on multiple projects concurrently and shift priorities as needed to meet business requirements and deadlines.
  • Prepare and present requirements status and issues to the project manager.
  • Provide second-line support for internal and third-party systems.
  • Interact with users and third-party vendor help desks to raise and resolve issues and deploy solutions.
  • Provide minimal off-hours support.
Desired Qualifications
  • Some experience with Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) and SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS).
  • Familiarity with trading, back-office accounting, and finance software operations.

About the company

Heitman manages real estate investments globally, handling about $49 billion in assets. It invests through direct property equity or debt, and through securities of listed or publicly traded real estate companies, for a global client base of institutions and corporations. Its approach combines long-standing experience with a worldwide platform to access diversified property and real estate securities across markets. The goal is to deliver attractive, risk-adjusted returns by growing and preserving clients’ capital through disciplined, market-aware real estate investing.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Chicago, Illinois

Founded

1966

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What believers are saying

  • HVP VI brings $620 million co-investment and $6.55 billion deployable capital through 2029.
  • Heitman's January 2026 self-storage strategy raised $275 million and seeded 79 assets.
  • The September 2026 Norfolk industrial acquisition and Korea expansion widen fee-generating pipelines.

What critics are saying

  • Heitman Credit Acquisition XXIII faces a New York stay delaying Meadow Partners litigation until 2027.
  • Kovanda v. Heitman, LLC keeps ERISA distribution liability and legal costs active in Massachusetts.
  • If 2026 fundraising cools, Heitman's $6.55 billion deployment machine starves and hiring stalls.

What makes Heitman unique

  • Heitman closed HVP VI at $2.62 billion on September 21, 2026, its largest fundraise ever.
  • John Lee's September 15, 2026 Seoul hire strengthens Heitman's Korea fundraising and investor access.
  • Heitman combines private equity, debt, and self-storage platforms across 14 countries.

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Citybiz
Oct 20th, 2026
Heitman appoints Dan Butler Senior Vice President of Consultant Relations.

Heitman appoints Dan Butler Senior Vice President of Consultant Relations. October 20, 2026 Dan Butler Heitman, a Chicago-based global real estate investment management firm with $49 billion in assets under management, has appointed Dan Butler as Senior Vice President, Consultant Relations, strengthening its institutional investor coverage and capital raising capabilities. Butler joins Heitman's Client Service & Marketing group, where he will focus on relationship management and business development with investment consultants and outsourced chief investment officers (OCIOs). His responsibilities will include expanding the firm's engagement with institutional investment advisors and supporting capital formation across its global real estate investment platform. The appointment reflects Heitman's efforts to strengthen its relationships with institutional distribution channels as investors evaluate opportunities across private real estate equity, debt and publicly traded real estate securities. "Dan's combination of consulting, fundraising, and investor relations experience makes him an exceptional addition to our team," said John Mancuso, Head of Global Sales at Heitman. Mancuso said Butler's understanding of institutional investment markets and experience raising capital across real assets strategies will support Heitman's relationships with consultants and their clients. Butler brings nearly 20 years of experience in capital raising, investor relations and investment advisory services, with a focus on real estate and other real assets investment strategies. Most recently, he worked in the Private Capital Advisory group at Sera Global, where he was involved in advisory activities related to private capital markets. Before joining Sera Global, Butler held capital raising and investor relations positions at Round Hill Capital, Brookfield Asset Management and ARA. Across those organizations, he worked on capital formation initiatives for real assets investment vehicles and developed relationships with institutional investors in international markets. His experience includes supporting fundraising strategies, managing investor relationships and working with investment organizations seeking capital for real estate and related investment opportunities. At Heitman, Butler will apply that background to the consultant relations function, which plays an important role in connecting institutional asset managers with pension funds, endowments, foundations and other long-term investors. Investment consultants advise institutional clients on portfolio construction, asset allocation, manager selection and investment oversight. OCIO providers take on broader delegated investment responsibilities, including portfolio management and the implementation of investment strategies on behalf of institutional clients. For investment management firms, maintaining relationships with these organizations is an important component of institutional distribution because consultants and OCIOs often participate in evaluating and recommending investment managers. Butler's role will involve strengthening Heitman's coverage of these relationships while supporting business development opportunities across the firm's investment strategies. The appointment also adds experience in fundraising across different real assets investment structures, an area that requires coordination between investment teams, institutional clients and external advisors. "Our industry continues to evolve as investors navigate a dynamic market environment," Butler said. "Heitman has built a strong reputation for investment excellence and client partnership. I'm excited to join the firm and help deepen relationships with consultants and their clients while supporting the continued growth of Heitman's platform." Butler holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from DePauw University. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder and a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) charterholder. His professional credentials reflect experience in investment analysis, portfolio management and alternative investments, areas relevant to institutional real estate investment strategies. Founded in 1966, Heitman manages real estate investments through private equity, debt and publicly traded securities. The firm's investment platform provides institutional clients with access to different segments of the real estate market through strategies designed to address varying investment objectives, risk profiles and liquidity requirements. Private real estate equity investments generally involve ownership interests in properties or real estate portfolios, while debt strategies focus on financing opportunities within the property market. Publicly traded real estate securities provide exposure to listed real estate companies and investment vehicles. These different approaches allow institutional investors to consider real estate allocations within broader investment portfolios. As of June 30, 2026, Heitman reported $49 billion in assets under management. The firm is globally headquartered in Chicago, maintains its European headquarters in London and operates 10 offices worldwide. Its international presence supports investment activity and client relationships across major real estate markets. Heitman's consultant relations efforts are part of its broader institutional capital formation strategy, which focuses on developing relationships with organizations that advise and manage assets for large investors. The addition of Butler provides dedicated senior-level coverage for these channels as the firm continues marketing its investment capabilities to institutional clients. His previous experience at Brookfield Asset Management, Round Hill Capital, ARA and Sera Global provides familiarity with institutional fundraising processes and the requirements of investors evaluating real assets strategies. Those responsibilities often involve communicating investment objectives, portfolio characteristics, risk considerations and performance information to consultants and investment committees. The ability to coordinate these discussions is particularly relevant in real estate investment management, where investment structures, valuation practices and liquidity considerations can differ significantly from those associated with traditional publicly traded securities. For Heitman, strengthening consultant engagement supports its ability to communicate investment strategies and maintain relationships with institutional investors across different markets. Butler's appointment adds an experienced capital formation executive to the firm's Client Service & Marketing organization, reinforcing its institutional distribution capabilities and supporting the continued development of Heitman's global real estate investment business.

24-7 Press Release
Oct 13th, 2026
Meeder Investment Management appoints Chief Data, AI and Technology Officer

Meeder Investment Management appoints Chief Data, AI and Technology Officer. New leadership role reflects strategic focus on client-enabling technology "Technology and data are increasingly important to how we operate, serve our clients and position Meeder for the future." COLUMBUS, OH, October 13, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ - Meeder Investment Management today announced the appointment of Peeyush Shukla, CFA(R), FRM, as Chief Data, AI and Technology Officer, a new leadership role focused on advancing the firm's enterprise data, artificial intelligence and technology strategy. Peeyush is the first technology expert to serve as a member of the firm's Leadership Team. The elevation of the role reflects Meeder's continued investment in technology, data and innovation as the firm positions its infrastructure and capabilities to support continued growth and an evolving investment management landscape. "Technology and data are increasingly important to how we operate, serve our clients and position Meeder for the future," said Bob Meeder, President and Chief Executive Officer. "The addition of Peeyush to our Leadership Team represents an important investment in the future of our firm. He brings a rare combination of investment management experience, technology leadership and an understanding of how data and AI can create meaningful business value. We are excited to have him leading these efforts across Meeder." As Chief Data, AI and Technology Officer, Peeyush leads Meeder's data and technology strategy, including the continued development of enterprise platforms and artificial intelligence initiatives. His role brings together technology modernization, data capabilities and emerging technologies to support the firm's long-term strategic objectives. Peeyush brings more than two decades of experience leading enterprise transformation across investment management and financial services. His career includes senior leadership positions that spanned enterprise data management, analytics, artificial intelligence, investment platforms, technology architecture and operational modernization. Prior to joining Meeder, Peeyush served as Head of Data, AI, and Technology at Heitman, where he modernized its global technology architecture, streamlined investment operating platforms, and established enterprise data management, analytics, and AI capabilities. Previously, as Managing Director of Multi-Asset Technology, Data and Analytics at Nuveen, he led technology and data initiatives to streamline and optimize of the investment platforms, and helped establish enterprise data science and AI capabilities. "Meeder has a strong foundation, an entrepreneurial culture and a clear commitment to investing in its future," said Peeyush Shukla. "There is tremendous opportunity to bring together data, AI and technology in ways that make our teams more effective, strengthen our capabilities and ultimately enhance how we serve our clients. I am excited to work across the organization to build on Meeder's momentum and help shape the next generation of our technology and data capabilities." Peeyush holds an MBA with distinction, with majors in Finance and Strategy, from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a master's degree in Computer Science from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst charterholder and Certified Financial Risk Manager. His professional involvement also includes serving as Vice Chairman of CFA(R) Society Chicago. About Meeder Investment Management Meeder Investment Management has been helping clients achieve their financial goals for more than 50 years. Serving public entities, institutions, financial advisors, and individual investors, Meeder offers a wide range of investment solutions, including mutual funds, model portfolios, cash management, and personalized advisory services. With more than 150 associates and over $190 billion in assets under advisement, Meeder is committed to improving investor outcomes through disciplined investing, education, and long-term partnership. *Assets under advisement consist of $70.32 billion of regulatory assets under management for which Meeder Investment Management's registered investment adviser affiliates provide continuous and regular investment management services as disclosed in their Form ADVs and $120.41 billion of non-discretionary assets as to which Meeder Public Funds provides strategic advice or consultation but does not have the authority to effectuate transactions as of December 31, 2025. Media Contact: Leah Curtis Chief Marketing Officer, Meeder Investment Management [email protected] (614) 760-2100 # # # Contact information. Greg Joslyn Meeder Investment Management Columbus, Ohio Telephone: 4143767240

Alternatives Watch
Sep 15th, 2026
Heitman hires sales leadership in Asia.

Heitman hires sales leadership in Asia. John Lee, head of South Korea sales in Heitman's Client Service & Marketing group (Photo credit: Heitman) Heitman has hired John Lee as head of Sales in Seoul to lead capital raising and investor relations in South Korea. Get the whole story. AW Monthly $39 / Month - Instantly unlock all new and archived articles - Access to AW Research articles & data - Daily, weekly and monthly e-mail newsletters $390 / Year - Everything in Monthly at a 20% discount - Access to AW Research data downloads and annual Manager/Investor Compendiums - Discounts on advertisement rates

Street Smart Idaho
Aug 24th, 2026
"CubeSmart's $197M joint venture: what Boise commercial real estate investors can learn"

"CubeSmart's $197M joint venture: what Boise commercial real estate investors can learn" Self-Storage joint ventures are unlocking capital - what Boise investors can learn from CubeSmart. Sometimes the smartest real estate move isn't buying another property. It is finding a better way to use the equity already sitting inside the portfolio. That is the strategy behind a new partnership involving CubeSmart and global real estate investment manager Heitman. The transaction also offers a useful lesson for investors watching Boise commercial real estate: capital allocation is becoming just as important as property selection. According to reporting by Mark Heschmeyer of CoStar News, CubeSmart is contributing a group of self-storage facilities to a new joint venture with Heitman while keeping a minority ownership position. You can read the original CoStar News article for the source reporting. The transaction is national in scope, but the strategy behind it has implications for self-storage, industrial, retail, multifamily, and other investment properties in Boise and throughout the Treasure Valley. CubeSmart is turning real estate equity into flexible capital. Rather than simply selling properties and walking away, CubeSmart is taking a more strategic approach. The new venture is valued at approximately $197 million and includes 15 self-storage properties totaling about 900,000 square feet across seven states. Heitman will provide cash and control an 80% interest in the venture. CubeSmart will retain 20%. That structure accomplishes several things at once. CubeSmart gets to pull significant capital out of properties it considers less important to its core portfolio. At the same time, it maintains some ownership exposure and continues managing the properties, creating another source of fee income. The geographic makeup of the portfolio helps explain the decision. Four properties are in Utah and three are in Connecticut, with the remainder spread across Texas, North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Ohio. These aren't necessarily bad assets. They simply don't fit as neatly into CubeSmart's primary market concentrations. That's an important distinction. Commercial real estate investors sometimes assume selling means something went wrong with an asset. In reality, sophisticated owners regularly sell or recapitalize good properties because the capital can produce better returns somewhere else. CubeSmart expects the transaction to close during the fourth quarter. The bigger story is what CubeSmart plans to do with the money. Here's where the transaction gets more interesting. CubeSmart isn't freeing up capital primarily because it has another major acquisition lined up. It wants to buy its own stock. During the second quarter, the company repurchased approximately 1.1 million shares for $42.5 million, paying an average of $38.96 per share. Through that point in the year, its total share repurchases had reached roughly $75.8 million. Why sell down real estate ownership to buy stock? Because CubeSmart's management believes there is currently a disconnect between public real estate pricing and private real estate pricing. In simple terms, self-storage properties may command stronger valuations when sold privately than investors are effectively giving those same assets inside CubeSmart's publicly traded shares. That creates an unusual opportunity. The company can monetize certain properties at private-market values and then use that money to purchase its shares at what management views as a discount. That's not really a self-storage story. It's a capital allocation story. And that distinction matters for commercial real estate investors. Why this matters for Boise commercial real estate. Boise investors aren't operating at CubeSmart's scale, but the same question applies: Where can each dollar of equity generate the strongest risk-adjusted return? For years, rapidly rising property values made the answer relatively simple for many investors: keep buying real estate. Today's market requires more thought. Interest rates, construction costs, insurance, operating expenses, cap rates, and tighter lending standards have changed the math behind many acquisitions. An investor who owns a mature Boise investment property might have several options: * Sell the asset completely. * Refinance it. * Bring in a joint-venture partner. * Sell a partial ownership interest. * Use accumulated equity to improve another property. * Redeploy capital into a higher-growth opportunity. The CubeSmart transaction demonstrates another advantage of joint ventures: ownership doesn't always have to be all or nothing. An owner can potentially reduce exposure, generate liquidity, and still participate in future performance. That concept could become increasingly relevant across Boise commercial real estate, particularly as owners with substantial equity look for ways to pursue new opportunities without relying entirely on expensive debt. Self-Storage is becoming a more institutional business. There's another important trend behind this deal. Self-storage has matured into a major institutional real estate asset class. The sector has experienced substantial consolidation, including Extra Space Storage's roughly $12.7 billion acquisition of Life Storage in 2023. Heitman's participation demonstrates how much institutional capital continues to view storage as a long-term investment category. According to the CoStar reporting, Heitman has been investing in self-storage since the 1990s and has deployed more than $15 billion into approximately 1,600 properties across 14 countries. Its North American portfolio alone includes more than 1,200 facilities. The company has also recently established another self-storage investment strategy supported by hundreds of millions of dollars in investment commitments and additional co-investment capacity. For Boise investors and developers, that institutional appetite is worth watching. Self-storage used to be viewed as a relatively simple local real estate business. Today, large operators and investment managers increasingly use sophisticated portfolio strategies, management platforms, acquisitions, joint ventures, and capital markets. That creates both opportunity and competition. Local insight: Boise storage owners should watch the consolidation trend. The Treasure Valley's population growth has made self-storage an attractive development category for years. But population growth alone doesn't guarantee a successful project. Storage is highly dependent on location, household density, competing supply, visibility, access, rental rates, and the number of existing or planned units within the surrounding trade area. As institutional operators become larger, those factors become even more important. Large platforms can spread marketing expenses across hundreds of properties, invest heavily in online customer acquisition, centralize revenue management, and operate facilities with considerable efficiency. That can make competing with them difficult for smaller owners. At the same time, institutional consolidation can create another opportunity. A well-located independent storage property in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Kuna, Star, or another growing Treasure Valley community could eventually become attractive to a larger operator seeking additional market share. That means storage developers should think beyond simply asking whether today's rents justify construction. They should also ask: Who could eventually want to own this property? Building an asset that fits the acquisition criteria of institutional investors can potentially create more exit options later. The same principle applies beyond storage. Whether Streetsmart LLC is talking about Boise retail real estate, industrial properties, multifamily, office, or land development, investors should increasingly consider not only the property's income but also the strategic value of the asset within a larger portfolio. My take. The most interesting part of the CubeSmart-Heitman deal isn't the $197 million valuation. It's CubeSmart's willingness to acknowledge that the best investment available today may not be another property. That is an important mindset for Boise commercial real estate investors. Real estate professionals naturally focus on acquisitions. But owning more isn't automatically the same as creating more value. Sometimes the better strategy is selling. Sometimes it's refinancing. Sometimes it's bringing in a partner. And sometimes it's holding cash until pricing improves. As transaction markets continue adjusting to today's cost of capital, I expect creative recapitalizations and joint ventures to become more common. Investors with substantial equity but limited appetite for new debt may find that partnerships offer another way to unlock capital without giving up an asset completely. For Boise property owners, the takeaway is straightforward: don't evaluate a property only by what it earns today. Consider what the equity trapped inside that property could accomplish somewhere else. That may become one of the more important investment questions in the next phase of the Boise commercial real estate cycle. Mike Gioioso (joy-OH-so) has for 16+ years been helping companies of all sizes buy, build, and lease perfect places for business in greater Boise, Idaho and beyond. www.streetsmartidaho.com [email protected] 208-209-9166

Alternatives Watch
May 13th, 2026
Heitman launches self-storage fund.

Heitman launches self-storage fund. Heitman has collected commitments for a new Core Plus strategy focused on self-storage assets across the U.S., the $47 billion real estate specialist announced this week. To date, the Chicago-based firm has received $275 million in commitments and another $200 million in a co-investment vehicle. The seed portfolio for the strategy already includes 79 self-storage [...] Get the whole story. AW Monthly $39 / Month - Instantly unlock all new and archived articles - Access to AW Research articles & data - Daily, weekly and monthly e-mail newsletters $390 / Year - Everything in Monthly at a 20% discount - Access to AW Research data downloads and annual Manager/Investor Compendiums - Discounts on advertisement rates