M&A and Project Finance Analyst
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Galileo in Milano
Job Description
Galileo is a fast-growing renewable energy IPP, investor and operator , currently in the very dynamic start-up phase. Since our foundation in 2020, we have secured a pipeline of over 17 GW of solar PV, onshore wind , offshore wind and storage projects across 9 markets in Europe.
We are looking for a M&A; and Project Finance Analyst to assist in evaluating and executing new investment opportunities and financing solutions across different renewable energy technologies (solar PV, wind onshore and offshore as well as BESS). Working across the M&A; and Project Finance teams, this person will be based in Milan (with the possibility of hybrid remote working) and report to the Head of Project Finance.
What You'll Do
Contribute to the successful execution of sell-side, buy-side and partnership transactions by working on the whole spectrum from inception to closing.
Build and maintain integrated financial models for M&A;, project valuation and project finance purposes, including sensitivity analyses and scenario assessments.
Analyse and roll-out the strategic entry in new geographical markets and the development of new business models (solar I&C;, BESS, floating offshore).
Contribute to the analysis of project economics and investment returns, supporting decision-making across development, construction and operational phases.
Support the structuring, negotiation and execution of project finance transactions, refinancing processes and other debt raising activities.
Contribute to the analysis of project economics and investment returns, supporting decision-making across development, construction and operational phases.
Requirements
What you'll need:
Excellent academic background with a degree in Economics, Finance, Business Administration or Management Engineering (degrees in STEM are also suitable, if accompanied with background in economics or finance);
Initial work experience (ideally up to 2 years) within consulting, private equity, infrastructure funds, invest