Capital Market Analyst

Job Description

About the company

Our client is a venture-backed distributed energy company that finances, owns and operates a growing portfolio of solar and battery assets. The company is well capitalized and scaling quickly.

The role

Our client is hiring a hybrid capital markets and FP&A professional who reports directly to the CFO and owns both the company's financial models and its lender- and investor-facing work product.

This is not a maintain-the-model seat. From day one you'll work on a live warehouse facility with a borrowing base certified to a lender, an ITC bridge facility, and ongoing capital raising. You'll sit next to the CFO on everything that matters, with real exposure to lenders, investors and the board; a seat you wouldn't get at this stage at a larger company.

What you'll do

Capital markets

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• Prepare lender and investor materials, including draw requests, reporting packages and diligence responses.
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• Support diligence on new financings and capital raises.
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• Interface directly with existing and prospective lenders and investors at the analyst and associate level.
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• Support ITC monetization through tax credit transfers, including basis step-up and insurance workstreams.
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Modeling and FP&A

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• Own the daily and weekly cash forecast, including liquidity forecasts that support covenant testing.
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• Build and maintain project-level models and the borrowing base that supports draw requests under the warehouse facility.
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• Reconcile models to source documents – borrowing base certificates, bank activity, project register – and keep every assumption traceable to evidence.
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• Build models from a blank sheet that lenders, investors and the board can rely on and audit.
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• Analyze unit economics by state and product, install pace and cost decisions, and program-level returns.
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• Take questions from operators and come back with an answer and a recommendation, not just a tab.
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What you bring

Must have

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• Roughly 2–5 years of experience in project or structured finance, capital markets, tax equity, transaction advisory, or energy and infrastructure investment banking (2–4 years for bankers).
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• A track record of building financial models from a blank sheet that a third party, such as a lender, board or investment committee, relied on.
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• Working knowledge of borrowing bases, asset-backed facilities, and receivable eligibility.
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• Experience preparing lender or investor materials and supporting diligence.
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• The judgment to turn analysis into a recommendation for non-finance colleagues.
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• Hands-on by preference: you want to be in the model every day. No direct reports at the outset.
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Strongly preferred – we will teach the rest

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• Exposure to tax equity and tax credit transfers under Section 6418, including recapture risk and tax credit insurance.
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• Renewable energy experience strongly preferred, especially in distributed solar, storage, or residential solar/battery finance.
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This role is not

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• An accounting or controllership role.
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• A fit for someone who has advised on transactions but never owned a live model.
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• A people-management role.
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What we offer

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• A direct seat alongside the CFO, with real exposure to lenders, investors and the board.
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• Ownership of models and materials that move real capital, at a company in its value creation phase.
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• A fast-paced environment where the work comes in waves around draw dates, diligence and closings.
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• A competitive compensation package
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