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Job description
Exciting opportunity to join a Tier 1 BESS Supplier as an Investment Director focused on expanding growth in the US utility-scale BESS sector.
Responsibilities
Lead investment expansion and due diligence for U.S.-based power station projects (solar, energy storage, etc.), including financial modeling, investment return analysis, and feasibility studies.
Structure investment transactions, lead commercial negotiations, and execute key agreements; oversee financing arrangements and post‑investment asset management.
Manage post‑investment financial performance by tracking key metrics such as cost per kWh and O&M expenses; conduct operational analysis, prepare annual budgets and rolling forecasts, and collaborate with operations teams to set performance targets and identify cost‑saving opportunities.
Evaluate reinvestment projects (e.g., technical upgrades, capacity expansions) by building return models (IRR, NPV) to support capital allocation decisions.
Report project progress and investment analysis regularly to headquarters in China, coordinate resources across China and U.S. teams, and ensure cross‑border information alignment and decision‑making.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree or higher in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Energy, or related fields; CPA/CFA preferred.
5+ years of experience in power station investment, with strong knowledge of U.S. electricity market rules (PPA negotiation, interconnection process, tax equity financing) and investment structuring under the IRA; proven track record of closed transactions.
Expertise in financial modeling and feasibility analysis, capable of independently conducting valuations and risk assessments for complex projects.
Familiar with financial metrics and cost control during the operational phase of power stations; experience in operational analysis or as a Financial Business Partner is a plus.
Prefer fluent in both English and Chinese (able to negotiate and present in a professional setting); comfortable with cross‑border travel and cross-cultural communication.
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Worksite address
boston, MA, 02298, US
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