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Job description
We’re retained by a scaled utility-scale renewable energy developer and owner/operator to hire a Director, M&A , leading acquisitions as M&A becomes an increasingly important part of the platform’s growth strategy.
About the Platform
A vertically integrated renewable energy platform focused primarily on utility-scale solar and battery storage.
The business has built a significant portfolio of operating, under-construction, and development-stage projects and is entering its next phase of growth, with an increased focus on acquisitions alongside continued organic development.
The Role
A senior, execution-focused principal-side M&A role with end-to-end ownership across both acquisitions and dispositions.
Working directly with the CIO and senior leadership, you’ll lead transactions from sourcing and initial underwriting through diligence, negotiation, documentation, closing, and post-acquisition execution.
Key responsibilities include:
Sourcing and leading acquisitions and dispositions across utility-scale solar and storage
Underwriting development-stage projects and building project / portfolio valuation models
Leading commercial, technical, and development diligence
Structuring transactions and negotiating directly with counterparties and advisors
Preparing investment committee / Board materials and supporting post-acquisition execution
Candidate Profile
7+ years across renewable energy M&A, infrastructure investing, corporate development, project finance, or investment banking
Strong project modeling, valuation, and development-stage underwriting capabilities
Experience independently leading acquisitions, diligence, and transaction negotiations
Commercial investment mindset with the ability to assess and appropriately underwrite development risk
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Worksite address
new york, NY, 10261, US
Who can apply
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