Senior Financial Analyst (Project Valuation)

Posted 2 days ago

nextera energy resourcesJuno Beach (FL)

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About the role

Primary role is to perform of financial due diligence and prepare investment valuations of acquisitions and Greenfield projects in the energy industry; including assisting in the planning and coordination of these assignments. The Senior Financial Analyst Project Valuation is expected to assist managers/directors in the planning and coordinating of assignments and work with limited supervision to identify and analyze the impact of relevant investment, environmental and/or business issues facing Next Era Energy on the company’s, financial structure, profitability, financial integrity and competitive position. Competencies include advanced abilities to comprehend, analyze, frame and resolve complex analytical issues and distill them into simple to understand analysis for management decision making; communicate the key investment benefits and risks to senior management; and provide expertise and support to other Next Era departments requiring financial consulting services or financial training. Ideal candidates will have MBA and/or CFA, superior analytical, financial modeling, and presentation skills, and a drive for excellence and continuous improvement.
Required Qualifications: • Bachelor's - Accounting, Finance, Business Economics or related field• Experience: 4+ years
Preferred Qualifications: CPA (Certified Public Accountant)CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst)Master’s - Accounting, Finance or Business Administration

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