Director of Project Valuation & Analytics
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Director of Project Valuation & Analytics
Vesper Energy Development
**REMOTE POSITION** Vesper Energy is seeking a highly experienced Director of Project Valuation & Analytics to lead various Structured Finance team initiatives. The Director of Project Valuation & Analytics will be responsible for project underwriting, valuation and financial modeling efforts within the company. The Director will also be responsible for maintaining consistency across projects and for best-in-class valuation standards. Role Requirements Education: Bachelor’s degree in finance, Economics, Business Administration, or Engineering. MBA or relevant advanced degree is strongly preferred. Years of Experience: 10+ years of experience in financial analysis, project financing (debt and tax equity) at independent power producer or utility or commercial/investment bank with a strong focus in energy or infrastructure sectors. Additional Skills, abilities & knowledge: · Proficiency in financial modeling, analysis, and relevant software/tools. · Solid understanding and hands-on experience with project underwriting, valuation and financial modeling. · Strong understanding of solar and storage project economics and financial modeling. · Hands-on experience with valuation of Solar + Storage (PV+BESS) projects. · Ability to understand power market fundamentals and interpret merchant revenue streams accurately. · Proven experience dealing with modeling construction loans, term loans, and tax equity structuring/modeling. · Analytical approach and a good understanding of structuring complex financial transactions. · A good understanding of capital markets, debt, equity and tax equity/credit financing, and financial instruments. · Strong management skills and ability to work with cross-functional teams. Key Responsibilities Financial Modeling: · Lead financial modeling efforts to support project financing, pricing decisions, and portfolio management. · Collaborate with legal, finance, and development teams to ensure consistency and best in class modeling and valuation. Project Underwriting: · Manage project underwriting criteria and work with cross functional teams to implement them. · Lead Modeling and underwriting criteria for PV + BESS projects Market Analysis: · Analyze and interpret the market fundamentals, forward curves for use in financial models. · Provide strategic guidance to senior management on market conditions, financing options, and capital allocation. Team Leadership: · Provide guidance and support to team members on financial structuring, negotiations, and market analysis. · Ensure effective communication and coordination across cross-functional teams to support financing initiatives.
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