Manager, Project Finance

Posted 2 days ago

talismanBoynton Beach (FL)

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About the role

Finance Manager – Investments | Renewable Energy📍 Durham, NC (Hybrid) or Remote with monthly travel Our client is a mid-size utility-scale solar, storage, and wind developer headquartered in Durham, NC. Backed by a leading European renewable energy private equity firm, the business is well capitalized and is at an exciting inflection point as it pushes toward becoming a fully-fledged IPP.
The Role: The business is hiring a Finance Manager (Investments) who will report to the SVP of Investments. This individual will manage end-to-end transaction workstreams - from capital raises and investor RFPs through to acquisitions and closing - while maintaining the financial models that underpin the business. You'll work cross-functionally with Construction, Development, Legal, FP&A, and Accounting, and interface directly with external counterparties including lenders, tax equity investors, and advisors.
What You'll Do: Lead project debt and tax equity capital raise processes; RFPs, term sheet negotiations, investor Q&A, and legal documentation Manage corporate financing transactions and existing credit facilities Screen acquisition opportunities, support structuring and pricing, and manage due diligence through to close Build, review, and maintain complex financial models across a range of capital structures Prepare board presentations and financial analyses to support strategic decision-making Guide analysts on financial modelling and transaction workstreams Candidate Criteria 4–6 years in finance, with some experience in renewable energy or power markets Background at a utility-scale developer, investment bank, or similarly transaction-focused firm Strong working knowledge of project finance tools - construction debt, term loans, tax equity, and tax credit transfer Confident financial modeler with sharp analytical instincts and attention to detailA self-starter who takes ownership, works well under pressure, and thrives in a fast-moving environment Clear communicator, comfortable presenting to senior stakeholders

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