Financial Modeling & Analysis Associate
- Saint Louis, MO, United States
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- Posting language
- English
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Summary
Duties and Responsibilities
+ Build, maintain, and analyze financial models for renewable energy and tax credit investment opportunities, including project economics, cash flows, tax benefits, investment returns, and other key transaction metrics.
+ Support underwriting of prospective investments by reviewing project assumptions, revenue structures, operating expenses, capital requirements, financing terms, tax attributes, and other inputs affecting transaction economics.
+ Develop and maintain forecasts for project performance, investment returns, tax credit delivery, cash funding requirements, and other financial metrics used in transaction evaluation and planning.
+ Perform valuation analyses to assess investment economics, pricing, expected returns, and relative attractiveness of prospective opportunities.
+ Conduct scenario analysis and sensitivity testing to evaluate the impact of changes in key assumptions, including project performance, timing, pricing, costs, tax benefits, and transaction structure.
+ Review sponsor and third-party financial models for consistency, accuracy, and reasonableness and reconcile model outputs to supporting diligence materials.
+ Support the Product Origination team in evaluating new opportunities and developing preliminary economic proposals for prospective transactions.
+ Prepare clear analytical summaries, model outputs, charts, and supporting materials for Investment Committee presentations, investor materials, and internal transaction discussions.
+ Coordinate with Product Origination, Transaction Team, tax, accounting, legal, and other internal and external stakeholders to incorporate diligence findings and updated assumptions into financial analyses.
+ Assist with investor and transaction requests by producing timely financial analysis, scenario comparisons, and supporting schedules.
+ Maintain organized model files, assumptions, source data, and supporting documentation in accordance with RJREI processes and documentation standards.
+ Monitor renewable energy and tax credit market developments, pricing trends, and relevant financial or regulatory considerations that may affect underwriting assumptions and valuation.
+ Support ad hoc analysis, portfolio planning, forecasting, and other initiatives critical to the Product Origination team and broader RJREI platform.
Knowledge & General Skills
+ Strong financial modeling and analytical skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Excel and the ability to build, review, and interpret detailed financial models.
+ Working knowledge of financial, accounting, tax, valuation, and investment concepts; familiarity with renewable energy or project finance concepts is preferred.
+ Ability to analyze financial information, identify key value drivers and risks, and translate complex model outputs into clear conclusions.
+ Understanding of underwriting, forecasting, valuation, scenario analysis, and sensitivity analysis techniques.
+ Strong quantitative problem-solving skills and attention to detail, with the ability to identify inconsistencies in assumptions, calculations, and model outputs.
+ Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to summarize analytical findings for senior team members and transaction stakeholders.
+ Ability to manage multiple assignments and deadlines while maintaining accuracy, responsiveness, and appropriate documentation.
+ Demonstrated commitment to integrity, accountability, collaboration, intellectual curiosity, and high-quality work product.
Qualifications / Education
+ 3+ years of relevant experience in renewable energy, project finance, investment banking, accounting, valuation, corporate finance, financial analysis, or a comparable analytical role. Candidates with more extensive experience are encouraged to apply.
+ Demonstrated experience developing, reviewing, or overseeing complex financial models, performing valuation and forecasting analyses, and evaluating investment or project economics.
+ Experience with renewable energy infrastructure, tax credit investments, partnership structures, transfer transactions, or project finance is preferred.
+ Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, Engineering, Mathematics, or a related quantitative discipline.
+ Advanced Microsoft Excel skills required, including experience developing and evaluating sophisticated financial models
Personal Qualities
+ Analytical and intellectually curious professional with a strong interest in renewable energy, investing, and transaction economics.
+ Detail-oriented and disciplined, with a commitment to producing accurate, well-supported analysis and high-quality work product.
+ Self-motivated, organized, and responsive, with the ability to prioritize multiple assignments and learn quickly in a transaction-oriented environment.
+ Collaborative team player with strong communication skills, sound judgment, exceptional integrity, and a client-first mentality.