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Position Summary:
The IT Asset Planning Analyst is responsible for the administration of information technology assets both hardware and software and technical service contracts. The IT Asset Planning Analyst works closely with all IT departments to fulfill development and production system requirements by maintaining control of internal IT projects and day-to-day IT operations.
Dimensions:
PCA is the fourth largest manufacturer of containerboard and corrugated packaging in United States and third largest producer of uncoated freesheet in North America. PCA is an ideas and solutions company. We are a leader in helping our customer package, transport and display products of all kinds. PCA embodies a culture of continuous improvement and, as such, is dedicated to developing adaptable and reliable computing solutions. The IT Asset Planning Analyst is responsible for the timely review and resolution of projects and activities using analysis and judgement in conjunction with instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the job.
Principle Accountabilities:
- Assist in the creation and maintenance of internal documentation, standard operating procedures and best practices.
- Analyze billings and evaluate costs by facilities to determine the best options for PCA.
- Assist with financial processes such as reconciliation of software renewals, yearly capital, etc.
- Order hardware and software as requested. Acquire and negotiate the best rates while ordering technology supplies for PCA.
- Maintain internal software and associations to employees
- Analize renewal contracts for software, hardware and other suppliers as received. Negotiate best deal for PCA during the renewal process
- Procure hardware equipment such as circuits, headsets, other phone and desktop related equipment as per request.
- Maintain, review and revise standard department owned policies.
- Perform technology research and routine administrative duties as requested.
- Know and follow policies and procedures of the company, share information that would benefit other members of the team and find ways to improve the delivery of service to our customers.
- Strive to continually strengthen PCA’s business philosophy of meeting needs and exceeding expectation for customers specifically supporting PCA’s Commitment to Service which involves doing what’s right for our customers, focusing on strategies that add value and support growth, and keeping the promises that we make.
The IT Asset Planning Analyst works under direct supervision to limited supervision reporting to the IT Asset Planning Manager. The skill set is based on advanced knowledge, education and experience level. The IT Asset Planning Analyst has latitude for independent decision making based on sound technological knowledge and understanding of corporate requirements and regulations. The individual is expected to use his/her knowledge and experience to gather relevant information, identify key issues and relationships, compare data from different sources, identify cause-effect relationships, and recommend solutions.
Interactions:
Internally, the IT Asset Planning Analyst works closely with both internal and external facing technology infrastructure and services. Support architects and engineers to fulfill development and production system requirements. Maintain control of internal IT projects and day-to-day IT operations.
Externally, the IT Asset Planning Analyst conducts discussions with vendors to review, renew, negotiate contracts, licensing, etc. Interaction with customers and vendors is governed by PCA’s business philosophy of meeting needs and exceeding expectations for customers and by PCA’s Commitment to Service of doing what’s right for our customers, focusing on strategies that add value and support growth, and keeping the promises that we make.
Position Requirements:
- Education equivalent to a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Information Technology or Business. Comparable work experience considered.
- 3-5 years previous experience in IT asset planning and administration support.
- Detail-oriented.
- Strong working knowledge of computer systems such as Microsoft Office preferably with exceptional knowledge of Microsoft Excel.
- Experience handling multiple tasks simultaneously; assessing status and risk of assignments
- Ability and desire to research technical options and apply technical knowledge to practical application
- Able to work independently, effectively manage time and prioritize assignments, and achieve desired results.
- Previous work experience as a member of a team, or a strong understanding of the importance of open communication and information sharing between team members.
- Ability to create innovative solutions and responsive, proactive approach to assessing and resolving potential problems.
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to handle numerous details, deadlines, and requests.
- Starting salary for position: $70,400-$85,000.
- Within the first 30 days of employment, an employee (and their dependents) is eligible to enroll in certain benefit coverages -- medical, dental, and vision – and are automatically enrolled in life, AD&D, and disability coverages.
- Upon hire, an employee is automatically enrolled in the 401k plan. The plan offers both pre-tax and Roth contribution options along with employer provided matching contributions.
- Disclaimer: The Compensation and Benefits information in this posting represents PCA’s good faith and reasonable estimate of what it may pay for this position. The Company reserves the right to modify this information at any time, subject to applicable law.
Qualified Applicants must apply at careers.packagingcorp.com to be considered.
People • Customers • Trust
Position Summary:
The IT Asset Planning Analyst is responsible for the administration of information technology assets both hardware and software and technical service contracts. The IT Asset Planning Analyst works closely with all IT departments to fulfill development and production system requirements by maintaining control of internal IT projects and day-to-day IT operations.
Dimensions:
PCA is the fourth largest manufacturer of containerboard and corrugated packaging in United States and third largest producer of uncoated freesheet in North America. PCA is an ideas and solutions company. We are a leader in helping our customer package, transport and display products of all kinds. PCA embodies a culture of continuous improvement and, as such, is dedicated to developing adaptable and reliable computing solutions. The IT Asset Planning Analyst is responsible for the timely review and resolution of projects and activities using analysis and judgement in conjunction with instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the job.
Principle Accountabilities:
- Assist in the creation and maintenance of internal documentation, standard operating procedures and best practices.
- Analyze billings and evaluate costs by facilities to determine the best options for PCA.
- Assist with financial processes such as reconciliation of software renewals, yearly capital, etc.
- Order hardware and software as requested. Acquire and negotiate the best rates while ordering technology supplies for PCA.
- Maintain internal software and associations to employees
- Analize renewal contracts for software, hardware and other suppliers as received. Negotiate best deal for PCA during the renewal process
- Procure hardware equipment such as circuits, headsets, other phone and desktop related equipment as per request.
- Maintain, review and revise standard department owned policies.
- Perform technology research and routine administrative duties as requested.
- Know and follow policies and procedures of the company, share information that would benefit other members of the team and find ways to improve the delivery of service to our customers.
- Strive to continually strengthen PCA’s business philosophy of meeting needs and exceeding expectation for customers specifically supporting PCA’s Commitment to Service which involves doing what’s right for our customers, focusing on strategies that add value and support growth, and keeping the promises that we make.
The IT Asset Planning Analyst works under direct supervision to limited supervision reporting to the IT Asset Planning Manager. The skill set is based on advanced knowledge, education and experience level. The IT Asset Planning Analyst has latitude for independent decision making based on sound technological knowledge and understanding of corporate requirements and regulations. The individual is expected to use his/her knowledge and experience to gather relevant information, identify key issues and relationships, compare data from different sources, identify cause-effect relationships, and recommend solutions.
Interactions:
Internally, the IT Asset Planning Analyst works closely with both internal and external facing technology infrastructure and services. Support architects and engineers to fulfill development and production system requirements. Maintain control of internal IT projects and day-to-day IT operations.
Externally, the IT Asset Planning Analyst conducts discussions with vendors to review, renew, negotiate contracts, licensing, etc. Interaction with customers and vendors is governed by PCA’s business philosophy of meeting needs and exceeding expectations for customers and by PCA’s Commitment to Service of doing what’s right for our customers, focusing on strategies that add value and support growth, and keeping the promises that we make.
Position Requirements:
- Education equivalent to a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Information Technology or Business. Comparable work experience considered.
- 3-5 years previous experience in IT asset planning and administration support.
- Detail-oriented.
- Strong working knowledge of computer systems such as Microsoft Office preferably with exceptional knowledge of Microsoft Excel.
- Experience handling multiple tasks simultaneously; assessing status and risk of assignments
- Ability and desire to research technical options and apply technical knowledge to practical application
- Able to work independently, effectively manage time and prioritize assignments, and achieve desired results.
- Previous work experience as a member of a team, or a strong understanding of the importance of open communication and information sharing between team members.
- Ability to create innovative solutions and responsive, proactive approach to assessing and resolving potential problems.
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to handle numerous details, deadlines, and requests.
- Starting salary for position: $70,400-$85,000.
- Within the first 30 days of employment, an employee (and their dependents) is eligible to enroll in certain benefit coverages -- medical, dental, and vision – and are automatically enrolled in life, AD&D, and disability coverages.
- Upon hire, an employee is automatically enrolled in the 401k plan. The plan offers both pre-tax and Roth contribution options along with employer provided matching contributions.
- Disclaimer: The Compensation and Benefits information in this posting represents PCA’s good faith and reasonable estimate of what it may pay for this position. The Company reserves the right to modify this information at any time, subject to applicable law.
Qualified Applicants must apply at careers.packagingcorp.com to be considered.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in asset analyst jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, or a related field
- Proficiency in Excel-based financial modeling, including DCF and cash flow analysis
- Experience with Bloomberg Terminal, Argus, or similar asset management software
- Two or more years of experience in asset management, real estate, or investment analysis
- CFA designation or progress toward it is frequently preferred or required
- Strong written communication skills for investment memos and stakeholder reporting
Tips for Your Asset Analyst Job Search
Tailor your resume to asset class
Asset analyst roles in real estate, fixed income, and infrastructure each have different vocabulary and modeling expectations. Align your resume to the specific asset class in each job posting, calling out relevant instruments, valuation methods, and software you've used in that context.
Highlight financial modeling depth clearly
Hiring managers for asset analyst roles scan for DCF, NAV, and cash flow modeling experience. Don't bury it in a job description bullet. Add a skills or tools section that names the model types and software you've built in, such as Argus, Bloomberg, or Excel with VBA.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists asset analyst openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that match your data tools
Many asset analyst job descriptions now require Python, SQL, or Power BI alongside traditional spreadsheet modeling. If you have those skills, search specifically for postings that name them so your application stands out against candidates with only legacy tool experience.
Prepare a case study for the interview
Asset analyst interviews often include a take-home or live valuation exercise. Practice walking through an asset acquisition scenario end to end, including assumptions, sensitivity analysis, and your recommendation, so you can present it clearly under timed conditions.
Negotiate by anchoring to scope and complexity
When discussing compensation, anchor to the size of the portfolio you'll manage, the number of assets, and the complexity of the asset class. Demonstrating that you understand the scope of the role strengthens your position more than citing general market data alone.
Asset Analyst Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most asset analysts?
The most active employers for asset analysts right now are JPMorganChase, Vail Resorts, and Northrop Grumman, and the most openings are in New York, Texas, and California, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is especially strong at firms managing diversified or institutional portfolios.
How many asset analyst jobs are remote?
About 64% of asset analyst openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with remote work most common in portfolio analytics and reporting roles rather than those requiring direct asset inspections or on-site due diligence, such as real estate and infrastructure positions.
How do you become an asset analyst?
Start with a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, accounting, or a related quantitative field. Build hands-on modeling skills in Excel and at least one asset-class-specific platform, such as Argus for real estate or Bloomberg for fixed income. Entry-level roles in investment operations or financial analysis provide the foundation most employers want before moving into a dedicated asset analyst position. Pursuing the CFA designation accelerates advancement significantly.
How do you get hired as an asset analyst with little experience?
Focus on roles titled junior asset analyst, analyst associate, or investment operations analyst, which are structured for candidates early in their careers. Build a portfolio of self-directed models using publicly available data, such as REIT financial statements or municipal bond disclosures, to demonstrate analytical capability. Internships at asset managers, banks, or insurance companies are the most direct bridge to a full-time offer.
What does the asset analyst interview process look like?
Most asset analyst interview processes include an initial screening call, followed by a technical round that tests financial modeling, valuation logic, and asset-class knowledge. Many employers add a case study or take-home exercise where you analyze a real or hypothetical asset and present a recommendation. Final rounds typically involve senior members of the investment or portfolio management team and focus on judgment, communication, and fit.
Where can I find and apply to asset analyst jobs?
You can find and apply to asset analyst jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Find roles that match your experience, asset class focus, and preferred location, then apply directly to each listing.
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