Senior Corporate Finance Analyst

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florida power lightNorth Palm Beach (FL)

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Next Era Energy is currently searching for a Corporate Finance Analyst II, Asset Level Finance for our Treasury organization. Treasury group provides shared services and resources for Next Era Energy and all of its subsidiaries. The Corporate Finance Analyst II will be a key part of a team that is responsible for the execution of project financing transactions for Next Era Energy and its subsidiaries. Responsibilities will include financial analysis, financial modeling, managing due diligence and negotiating financing documents. The position will work with financial institutions and cross functional teams throughout the company to execute project finance, tax equity, minority equity raises and capital markets financing transactions. The incumbent will also support Treasury’s compliance responsibilities. Apply below after reading through all the details and supporting information regarding this job opportunity. To be successful in this role, this candidate will need to be an effective communicator of both written and verbal, in addition to possessing exceptional interpersonal skills, a strong finance background, and a solid working knowledge of accounting principles and financial techniques. You will be given high levels of ownership and responsibility. This position requires an acute attention to detail and an ability to multitask. In addition, the position requires strong MS Power Point, MS Excel and financial modeling skills. xhqgsiq Working knowledge of the power markets is desirable.
Required Qualifications: Bachelor's or Equivalent Experience
Experience: 4+ years

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