Associate, Investment & Capital Markets

Posted 5 days ago

piper maddoxSan Diego County (CA)

Financial and Investment Analysts Investment Banking and Securities Intermediation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120 K–$135 K

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About the role

Piper Maddox is partnered with a growing renewable energy platform to identify an Associate, Investment & Capital Markets to join their team. This is a strong opportunity for someone with a background in project finance, investment banking, private equity, lending, or renewable energy development who wants broader exposure to the development and financing lifecycle.

What you'll be doing:

Build and optimize financial models across the Capital Markets function
Support project finance, debt, and tax equity transactions
Evaluate financing opportunities and support transactions through closing
Develop a deep understanding of project structures, development milestones, and the renewable energy lifecycle
Work closely with senior members of the investment and capital markets team What they're looking for:
Strong financial modeling skills
Experience with project finance, debt, tax equity, or renewable energy transactions
Understanding of capital structures and the capital stack
Experience across renewables, investment banking, PE, lending, or development
Senior Analysts ready to step into an Associate-level role are encouraged to apply

Compensation: $120K–$135K base + 30% bonus

Location: Remote, with a preference for candidates in Southern California / West Coast. Mountain and Central time zones will also be considered. Start: ASAP / targeting October–November If you're interested in learning more, reach out with your motivations and resume to n.caldwell@pipermaddox.com.

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