Senior Analyst, Capital Markets
green key resourcesBrooklyn (NY)
Senior Analyst, Capital Markets
Posted today
green key resourcesBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will support strategic capital markets initiatives for a leading renewable energy organization. You will work with senior finance leaders to structure project and acquisition financings and craft strategies aligned with growth objectives. You will engage banks, lenders, and advisors to close financings and ensure regulatory compliance. You will leverage financial modeling and tax equity expertise to advance renewables projects and contribute to the net-zero transition. This is a collaborative, growth‑oriented environment where your work directly impacts scalable renewable energy initiatives.
Responsibilities:
Execute debt and tax equity financings, managing models and coordinating deliverables Collaborate with construction teams to align financing with project timelines Develop and present financing strategies to senior management Enhance financial management processes within the organization Interface with external service providers, including investors and legal advisors Ensure compliance with financial regulations and standards Contribute to a positive and flexible team culture promoting collaboration Support strategic initiatives aimed at achieving long-term organizational goals
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Mathematics, or Engineering Minimum of 2 years’ experience in project finance or investment banking Proficiency in financial modeling and familiarity with tax equity structures CFA or CPA is preferred Strong analytical skills with attention to detail and organizational abilities Effective communication and negotiation skills with diverse stakeholders Proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint for financial analysis and presentations Experience in renewable energy finance is advantageous Effective communication Negotiation Collaboration Financial modeling Tax equity structures Excel
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