Senior Advisor – Latin America

Novva Group; Buenos Aires; On-site; ARS 154,540,000 - 278,173,000; Full time

Job summary

NOVVA Group seeks a senior advisor to originate, evaluate and structure energy and infrastructure investments across Latin America, anchored in Colombia and Argentina with regional reach. The role requires proactive deal origination, rigorous structuring and active engagement with banks, DFIs and investors, including cross-border partnerships and JV setups.

The advisor will travel regionally to source opportunities, lead negotiations and support development from concept to deal closure,

Responsibilities

• Originate and prioritise opportunities: solar, wind, battery storage, hydropower, transmission infra; develop local partnerships; drive JVs, joint development, PPAs, equity partnerships.
• Introduce capital: engage local/international banks, DFIs (IDB, IFC, CAF, World Bank), institutions, family offices, infra funds and strategic buyers.
• Government, regulatory & community relations: engage energy authorities, regulatory bodies, grid operators, environmental agencies, local governments and communities to support policy, permitting and project development across Colombia and Argentina.

Job description

Based in Argentina, Bogotá or another major regional business hub; available for regional and international business travel

Deliverables: deal pipeline, monthly strategic briefings, deal structuring & negotiation support, capital introductions

THE MANDATE

You are not an intermediary simply “finding projects”. You are a senior advisor mandated to get deals done: identify, evaluate and structure energy & infrastructure investments across Latin America — anchored in Colombia and Argentina, with opportunities extending to other key regional markets, connecting NOVVA with local projects, strategic partners and investment opportunities.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

• Originate and prioritise opportunities: solar, wind, battery storage, hydropower, transmission infrastructure, and data-center power; develop local industry partnerships; and drive JVs, joint development, power purchase agreements, and equity partnerships.
• Introduce capital: local and international banks, DFIs (IDB, IFC, CAF, World Bank), institutional investors, family offices, infrastructure funds and strategic buyers.
• Government, regulatory & community relations: engage with national and provincial energy authorities, regulatory bodies, grid operators, environmental agencies, local governments and community stakeholders — supporting policy engagement, permitting, grid connection and project development across Colombia and Argentina.