Strategy Consultant | Energy & Infrastructure
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king sykesDallas (TX)
Financial and Investment AnalystsOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
The AI boom needs power. Power needs gas. Our client builds the last-mile infrastructure that connects the two, and we're hiring the analyst who'll help decide where the next dollar goes.Backed by a leading private equity investor, this fast-scaling natural gas utility and infrastructure platform serves the biggest demand story in a generation: hyperscale data centers, power generation, and industrial load across Texas and beyond.Reporting straight to the EVP Strategy, you'll sit at the center of how this business grows. Small team. Big mandate. Zero hiding place, in the best way.You'll:Build the models behind M&A, JVs, and greenfield infrastructure projectsSize the data center and power demand reshaping the marketTurn analysis into board-ready recommendations that actually get acted onYou are: 2-4 years into investment banking, corporate development, strategy consulting, PE, or energy finance. Sharp modelling skills. Genuinely curious about energy. The last analyst hired into this seat has been a standout; now they're hiring the next one.
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