Investment & Portfolio Analyst

Full-time (part-time and job-share applications welcome)

You will own the operational engine of the portfolio: modeling each investment opportunity from the producer’s pack, keeping every model, the database and the vintage files accurate and current, tracking each show against forecast, overseeing investment cashflows, and producing the monthly and quarterly reporting that investment decisions rest on. You will also look after the tools behind the numbers — an investment database, a dashboard and a modelling app, much of it finessed with AI — and use AI in your day-to-day work. Once the cycles are running well, we expect the role to grow into helping shape how Tilted makes its strategic investment decisions, using the data you keep.

Producers’ information is confidential and commercially sensitive. Our AI tools run within Tilted’s own systems, under business terms that do not allow training on our data; producers’ figures are never put into public or consumer AI services. Keeping it that way is part of the job.

London, hybrid

£38,000–£45,000 FTE

Full-time (part-time and job-share applications welcome)

10am, Monday 19 October 2026


Modelling investment opportunities

  • Read, interpret and critically assess investment packs, including recoupment schedules and the assumptions behind them; extract and structure the key financial data into Tilted’s proprietary modelling templates (West End, touring, Broadway and international variants), and reconcile each model to the pack.
  • Build and maintain the models for prospective investments — cashflow, recoupment, IRR and scenario analysis — identify the key risks, assumptions and commercial drivers in eachopportunity, and liaise with producers and third parties to get the inputs right.
  • Prepare a clear written recommendation for each opportunity for the investment committee: the case, the risks, the return scenarios and the recommended position.
  • Maintain and refine the templates and the assumptions behind them as the portfolio and the market change.

Portfolio tracking and data

  • Keep every model, the master database and the vintage files accurate and up to date across the whole portfolio.
  • Collect weekly sales reports and production accounts from producers and general managers, chase what is missing, and update live sales and production-account cycles on schedule.
  • Track each investment’s performance against its original forecast and re-forecast returns when the evidence warrants it, under agreed rules.

Reporting

  • Own the monthly investment report and the portfolio overview: produce them on time, to a consistent standard, with the numbers reconciled; produce quarterly portfolio reporting including ROI and IRR tracking and production-level analysis against forecast.
  • Contribute to investor updates, year-end reporting and the annual review of each vintage.
  • Support the company’s investment decisions with reliable, well-presented analysis, and answer questions on it directly.

Payments and financial administration

  • Oversee the investment cashflows — drawdowns, capital calls and distributions — and keep the schedule of what is due and what has been received.
  • Track and reconcile investment payments against the models and the accounts and liaise with the company’s accountant and with producers’ offices to resolve discrepancies.

Systems and improvement

  • Maintain and develop the master investment database: the single source of truth for every investment, its forecasts and its results.
  • Operate, test and improve the digital dashboard and the modelling app, working with Sam and with external partners on what they do next; report bugs, propose improvements, and take ownership of the parts that support your cycles.
  • Support the transition to AI-assisted processes: use AI tools as a normal part of the work — extracting data from packs, drafting analysis, checking models — introduce automation where it actually adds value, and make sure the outputs remain accurate and useful.
  • Document how the cycles run so that the work is repeatable and not dependent on any one person.

General

  • Handle a large volume of confidential and commercially sensitive producer information with care — on company systems only, to the company’s data and AI policy, and never through public or consumer AI services.
  • Attend producer and marketing meetings for portfolio shows where useful, and build good working relationships with producers’ offices.
  • Any other duties relating to the investment portfolio that may reasonably be required.
  • Excel to an advanced level. You build and audit models confidently — structured layouts, lookups, scenario logic, error-checking — and you can find the mistake in someone else’s spreadsheet.
  • Financial literacy. You understand a P&L, cash flow, break-even and return on investment, and can explain them plainly to someone who does not.
  • Accuracy and attention to detail. You reconcile and check, and you notice when a number does not tie back.
  • Process and reliability. You can run a recurring cycle to a calendar, chase inputs from busy people, and deliver on the date.
  • Clear writing. You can turn analysis into a short, well-organised written recommendation.
  • Discretion. You are comfortable holding confidential commercial information and understand why it matters.
  • Self-direction. You are happy working in a small team, largely managing your own workload, and asking for what you need.
  • Open to new technologies. You already use AI tools in your own work and are happy learning, testing and improving in-house systems — a database, a dashboard, an app — as well as Excel.

Tilted is a production company founded by producer and director Sam Hodges, making new work across theatre, live podcasts and film — recent productions include Shadowlands, Uncanny: Fear of the Dark, Every Brilliant Thing and Giant.

With tech entrepreneur and investor Simon Nixon, Tilted also runs one of the UK’s largest and most active theatre investment portfolios: over 100 productions backed in five years across the West End, Broadway, touring and international markets. We’re building an investment process that is more systematic and more scalable — better data, proper portfolio tracking, less manual work, and automation and AI where they help. Nobody in theatre has a settled way of doing this yet;this role is at the centre of how we do it.

  • A central role in an established and growing investment portfolio, with real responsibility from the start and direct access to the decisions your work informs.
  • Hands-on work with a data and modelling toolkit built in-house, and a say in where it goes next.
  • Exposure to commercial theatre at producer level — London, Broadway and touring — and to the people who run it.
  • A small, informal, fast-moving company where good work is noticed and the role will grow with the business.
  • Flexibility on working pattern and some remote working once established.

TermsDetails
Employer Tilted Productions Ltd
ContractPermanent, subject to a six-month probationary period
HoursFull-time: 40 hours a week, normally 10am–6pm Monday to Friday, in line with the existing team. Part-time (minimum three days) and job-share applications are welcome; see below
Salary£38,000–£45,000 FTE depending on experience, paid monthly; pro rata for part-time. Reviewed annually
Holiday25 days plus bank holidays (full-time equivalent), pro rata for part-time
PensionWorkplace pension with Penfold; Tilted contributes 3% of salary
NoticeOne month during probation; two months thereafter
LocationLondon, hybrid: a dedicated desk at Tilted’s co-working base (principally Shoreditch Works), with remote working by agreement and some flexibility required around deadlines. Some travel to shows and producers’ offices
Equipment, data and AICompany laptop and accounts. All portfolio data stays on company systems and in the company’s database and tools; AI tools are used within those systems under business terms that exclude training on our data, and producers’ information is never entered into public or consumer AI services. A confidentiality undertaking forms part of the contract
Declared interestsYou will be asked to declare any existing investments in, or relationships with, theatre productions or producers, and not to invest personally in productions the company is evaluating without written agreement
Right to workApplicants must have the right to work in the UK. Tilted is not currently a licensed sponsor

Send the following to info@tiltedco.com with “Investment & Portfolio Analyst” in the subject line:

  • Your CV (two pages maximum).
  • A covering note of no more than one page telling us why this role and what in your experience matches the essential criteria. If you are applying part-time or as a job share, say so here.