Investment Analyst
energy transition capitalSavannah (GA)
Investment Analyst
Posted 3 days ago
energy transition capitalSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Title: Investment Analyst
Location:
RemoteETC Overview Energy Transition Capital Management (\"ETC”) is a U.S.-based private equity firm investing in and developing critical American energy infrastructure. Our mission is to deliver market-leading, net, after-tax returns to investors through investment in highest-value U.S. energy infrastructure assets. With deep expertise across the U.S. power sector, ETC is positioned to deliver innovative energy solutions that create lasting economic, societal, and environmental impact, supporting the next century of America’s energy and economic leadership.
Position Overview:
Energy Transition Capital Management (ETC) is seeking an Investment Analyst to support its investment team in evaluating and executing investments in critical U.S. energy infrastructure. The Analyst will support the full investment lifecycle, from opportunity screening and independent research through underwriting, valuation, acquisition diligence, Investment Committee materials, transaction execution, and portfolio monitoring. The role is designed to build foundational investment analysis capabilities while working closely with senior investment professionals and cross-functional project finance and development teams.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support the investment team in identifying, screening, and evaluating new investment opportunities, including commercial and strategic fit.
- Build and maintain detailed investment underwriting and valuation models, including return analyses, scenario testing, sensitivity analysis, and clear documentation of assumptions.
- Conduct market, industry, competitive, and power-sector research to inform investment theses and evaluate risks and opportunities.
- Support acquisition and investment due diligence, coordinate information requests and external advisors, and synthesize financial, commercial, technical, and execution findings.
- Prepare accurate investment memoranda, presentation materials, and analyses for senior leadership and Investment Committee review; communicate findings and support investment recommendations.
- Assist with transaction structuring, documentation, execution, and coordination with project finance, development, legal, and other relevant teams.
- Monitor portfolio investments and project performance, update forecasts and valuation assumptions, and assist with follow-on investment analysis and capital-raising materials.
- Take ownership of assigned analytical workstreams, flag material risks early, meet deadlines, incorporate feedback, and improve investment processes and reporting. Qualifications & Experience Required
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Business, Engineering, or a closely related discipline required.
- At least two years of relevant experience in investment banking or comparable investment, transaction advisory, private equity, or infrastructure finance work.
- Strong financial modeling, investment underwriting, and valuation skills, including ability to test assumptions and explain key return drivers.
- Advanced proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint and ability to prepare accurate, decision-ready investment materials.
- Excellent research, analytical writing, verbal communication, attention to detail, and ability to own multiple workstreams while incorporating senior-level feedback.
- Demonstrated interest in energy infrastructure and the U.S. power sector; ability to collaborate effectively across Investments, Project Finance, and Development in a remote environment. Preferred
- Exposure to infrastructure or power-sector investments, acquisition due diligence, transaction execution, and portfolio monitoring.
- Familiarity with utility-scale energy projects, renewable generation, energy storage, or related power-market analysis.
- Progress toward the CFA designation or a relevant advanced degree is a plus. Compensation
- Compensation is competitive and based on experience
- Salary plus performance-based bonus
- Competitive healthcare, dental, and 401(k) matching package Contact
- Please send cover letter and resume to.
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