Portfolio Strategy Analyst

Posted 3 days ago

virtual vocationsDenver (CO)

Financial and Investment AnalystsPortfolio Management and Investment Advice

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Focused on energy strategy across a global data center portfolio, the full-time Portfolio Strategy Analyst will develop analytical frameworks and strategic insights to evaluate and optimize energy supply and demand while collaborating with cross-functional teams, with the option for remote work. Key responsibilities Develop and maintain portfolio-level energy strategy models to assess cost implications of data center development decisions Analyze energy market structures and utility rate environments to inform site selection and development sequencing Communicate portfolio strategy findings and recommendations to stakeholders through structured presentations Required qualifications 6 years of experience in energy strategy, infrastructure development, or portfolio planning within the energy industry or related sectors Demonstrated ability to build integrated financial and market models connecting deal-level economics to portfolio outcomes Experience analyzing energy market data and utility rate structures in large infrastructure portfolios Hands-on experience with wholesale energy markets and familiarity with pricing structures and procurement frameworks Experience working cross-functionally with teams to translate analytical outputs into strategic recommendations

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