Conseiller - Fonds d'investissement, Placements privés
About the job
- A university bachelor's degree in business administration with a finance or accounting focus, law, engineering, or a relevant discipline is required.
- At least three years of relevant professional experience in financial analysis or investments is required.
- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, as well as dashboard tools such as Power BI, is required.
- Comfort with artificial intelligence tools such as Copilot is required.
- Availability to work evenings and weekends during peak periods is required.
- A valid driver's license and availability to travel within Quebec are required.
- Participate in investment analyses, due diligence reviews, and preparation of investment and amendment files.
- Collaborate on negotiating amendment requests, agreements, and applicable policies.
- Monitor investments held in investment funds by analyzing their performance, activities, and strategic evolution.
- Support investment directors in exercising Investissement Québec's rights, managing capital calls, and preparing committees, meetings, and other governance bodies.
- Participate in advisory committees, meetings, and boards of directors of funds.
- Produce analyses and reports using databases related to funds and underlying companies to support portfolio monitoring and decision-making.
- Carry out ad hoc assignments related to internal reporting, process and procedure improvement, and analysis of the portfolio, its positioning, and its performance.
- Develop effective business relationships with fund managers, partners, and internal stakeholders.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of monitoring tools and practices and maintain strategic intelligence on the investment-fund industry and market trends.
- A university master's degree is an asset.
- A Chartered Financial Analyst, Chartered Professional Accountant, or EÉE designation is an asset.
- An MBA is an asset.
About the company
Investissement Québec helps businesses grow by providing financing and support to accelerate growth and spur economic development in Quebec. It uses a team of experts across 17 Quebec offices and 12 international offices who understand local business conditions and unique challenges to offer tailored financial solutions and guidance. The company differentiates itself by its broad geographic reach, deep local knowledge, and ability to connect clients with a full suite of financing options and advisory services to support expansion. Its goal is to be the main growth partner for Quebec companies, helping them scale and contribute to the province’s economic development.
Company Size
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Company Stage
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Total Funding
$3B
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
1998
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- IQ reported 4.9 billion dollars financed and 6.9 billion dollars in export sales.
- January 2026 Vention closed 150 million dollars, led by IQ's largest venture bet.
- September 2026 programs FORET and tariff liquidity support target exporters and sawmills immediately.
What critics are saying
- Quebec Auditor General's June 2026 battery audit flagged poor planning and weak risk controls.
- IQ cut about sixty jobs since November 2024; CityNews reported employee trust at 45%.
- If political mandates keep overriding underwriting, IQ becomes a fiscal tool, not an investor.
What makes Investissement Québec unique
- IQ combines financing, advisory services, and 17 Quebec plus 12 foreign offices.
- It deploys government-backed capital and mandate programs unavailable to private lenders.
- Its 2025-2026 portfolio financed 2,100 companies across 18 billion dollars of projects.
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Benefits
Hybrid Work Options
Remote Work Options
Flexible Work Hours
Paid Vacation
Health Insurance
Wellness Program
Commuter Benefits
Professional Development Budget
Tuition Reimbursement
Training Programs
Professional Certification Support
Company News
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Canadian chocolate brand Mid-Day Squares has secured $8 million in debt financing led by Investissement Québec and Canada Economic Development for Québec Regions. The funding will enable the company to scale its manufacturing operations and boost annual production to approximately $250 million, according to co-founder and co-CEO Nick Saltarelli. The financing comes as Mid-Day Squares prepares to launch in US Walmart and Costco stores. The debt package will support the company's expansion plans as it enters major American retail channels.
Nano One Materials has approximately C$20 million in government funding available to draw as it expands lithium iron phosphate operations in Quebec, the Canadian battery-materials company disclosed. The undrawn amount supplements C$19.3 million cash reported at 30 June. The company received C$12.3 million from government programmes during the first half of 2026. Funding comes from Natural Resources Canada, Next Generation Manufacturing Canada, the US Department of Defense, Quebec government, and NRC IRAP. The money supports eligible pre-commercial activities rather than functioning as unrestricted cash. Nano One is expanding its Candiac, Quebec facility from roughly 200 tonnes to approximately 800 tonnes annual capacity. Detailed engineering was 85 per cent complete by mid-July, with commissioning targeted for first half 2027. Major equipment orders were completed in March.
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