Corporate Development Analyst, Opendoor

• This is an in-person role in the Toronto office. Candidates must be based within a 50-mile commuting distance of the office (240 Richmond Street W) and able to be physically present in the office 4 days a week
• At least 2-4 years of experience in equity research (sell-side or buy-side), investment banking, corporate development, and/or a highly analytical finance role
• Strong financial modeling skills, including DCF valuation, trading comps, and transaction comps—you can build a model from scratch and pressure-test assumptions
• Excellent research and analytical skills, with the ability to quickly develop informed views on companies, markets, and strategic opportunities
• AI-native mindset—you actively use AI to accelerate analysis and improve the quality of your work
• Strong written and verbal communication, with the ability to distill complex analyses into clear narratives for executive audiences
• High attention to detail and ability to manage multiple workstreams in a fast-paced environment
• Self-starter mentality—you take initiative, work independently, and thrive with ambiguity
• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or related field
• Strong Excel/Google Sheet user with hands-on experience with SQL, Python and/or other data analytics tools/languages
• Knowledge of NetSuite and GAAP

Desirable

• As a Corporate Development Analyst, you will be a key member of Opendoor's Finance & Strategy team, supporting the evaluation and execution of strategic transactions including acquisitions, partnerships, and investments
• You'll build financial models, conduct market research, and create materials that inform executive decision-making on inorganic growth opportunities
• This is a high-visibility role for someone early in their career who wants to apply rigorous financial analysis to real strategic decisions
• You'll work directly with senior leadership on deals that shape Opendoor's future—from identifying targets and building valuation models to supporting due diligence and integration planning
• Support Strategic Transactions:
• Build valuation models (DCF, comparable companies, precedent transactions) to evaluate potential acquisitions, partnerships, and strategic investments
• Conduct financial due diligence on targets, including analysis of historical financials, unit economics, and key business drivers
• Create investment memos and board materials that synthesize complex analyses into clear, actionable recommendations
• Support deal execution by coordinating with Legal, Finance, and external advisors
• Drive Market Intelligence:
• Conduct industry and competitive research to identify strategic opportunities and inform investment theses
• Monitor market trends, emerging competitors, and potential acquisition targets in real estate, fintech, and adjacent sectors
• Build and maintain databases tracking strategic opportunities and market intelligence
• Ship AI-Powered Workflows:
• Use AI to accelerate financial modeling, scenario analysis, and market research
• Leverage AI tools to synthesize large volumes of information from public filings, news, and industry reports
• Pioneer new AI applications in corporate development and help scale best practices across the team