Senior Investment Associate, Infrastructure
infrassocsNew York (NY)
Senior Investment Associate, Infrastructure
Posted 2 days ago
infrassocsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
The Opportunity:
We are partnering with a leading investment platform to hire a Senior Associate on its Investment team in New York. This is a great opportunity to join a lean, entrepreneurial team structure where you can take on meaningful responsibility, work closely with senior investment professionals, and gain strong exposure across the investment lifecycle. The team is actively investing across infrastructure and real assets and offers the opportunity to play a hands-on role in evaluating and executing new investments.
About the Role:
Evaluate and execute investment opportunities across infrastructure and real assets Build financial models, conduct due diligence, and assess investment returns and risks Develop investment theses and prepare materials for investment committee Work closely with senior team members, sponsors, advisors, and other transaction partners Support investments from initial evaluation through execution and portfolio management
Required Experience:
4-7 years of experience in investment banking, infrastructure investing, project finance, or a similar role Strong financial modeling and analytical skills Infrastructure, energy, or real assets experience preferred Strong communication skills and commercial judgment If you're interested in learning more about the opportunity, please reach out to Ambre Bossard (Schneider) at ambre@infrassocs.com.
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