Financial Modeller_Settore Energy
Pubblicato il 13-09-2026 - Altro in Roma
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The Investment Analyst will play a key role in supporting investment decisions, transaction execution and portfolio valuation through the development of sophisticated financial models for renewable energy assets. The position offers direct exposure to senior stakeholders and a unique opportunity to contribute to a fast-growing platform operating at the forefront of the energy transition.
Reporting directly to the Transaction Director, the Financial Modeller will be responsible for supporting investment decisions through the development and management of sophisticated financial models and valuation analyses. Key responsibilities include:
Building and maintaining complex project finance models for renewable energy assets.
Leading valuation activities for projects, portfolios and acquisition opportunities.
Performing scenario, sensitivity and stress-testing analyses across key investment drivers.
Supporting transaction execution, due diligence processes and financing activities.
Assessing project economics under different market and regulatory frameworks.
Preparing investment committee and board materials, presenting financial analyses and investment recommendations.
Developing and improving modelling standards, controls and practices across the organisation.
Collaborating with investment, finance, technical and asset management teams.
Supporting data-driven decision making through advanced analytics and financial modelling tools.
Acting as a technical reference point and mentor for junior team members.
Requisiti:
Degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering or a related discipline.
4-8 years of experience in financial modelling, project finance, infrastructure or renewable energy investments.
Advanced financial modelling and valuation capabilities.
Strong understanding of project finance structures, debt sizing and investment metrics (IRR, NPV, DSCR).
Excellent Excel and PowerPoint skills.
Knowledge of the energy and infrastructure market woul