Associate, Technical Investment Banking - Energy - Calgary, AB

Scotiabank; Calgary; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading Canadian financial institution is seeking an Associate for its Technical Investment Banking team in Calgary. This role involves conducting technical evaluations and supporting project duties in the energy sector, particularly in upstream oil and gas assets. Candidates should possess a relevant university degree and experience in the energy industries to excel in this position. Join a dynamic team that values diversity and inclusion, with opportunities for growth and collaboration.

Qualifications

• 3-6 years of experience in upstream or midstream energy industries.
• Proficiency with technical tools and related software.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical evaluations of upstream oil & gas assets.
• Analyze assets including production, land, and reserves.
• Contribute to technical and portfolio analyses.

Skills

Technical evaluations

Asset analysis

Project support

Interpersonal skills

Education

University degree in Engineering or Geology

Petroleum specialization

Tools

Val Nav

GeoScout

Enverus

Mosaic

Accumap

Aries

Power BI

Job description

Title : Associate, Technical Investment Banking - Energy - Calgary, AB

Requisition ID : 224353

Join a purpose-driven, results-oriented team within an inclusive, high-performing culture.

About Global Banking & Markets

Global Banking and Markets (GBM) is a leading Canadian Capital Markets and Investment Banking business with a growing presence in the US and Latin America, operating globally for over 100 years. Our U.S. presence provides clients with a vital bridge to global markets for trade and investment.

GBM offers a full range of investment banking, credit, and risk management products and services, including debt and equity financing, M&A, corporate banking, equity sales, trading, research, fixed income, derivatives, energy, foreign exchange, and precious metals. We also cross-sell various wholesale products across the Scotiabank Group.

About Scotia Capital Inc. and the Energy Sector

Scotia Capital Inc., the energy arm of GBM, is a global leader in energy M&A, providing advisory, financing, and capital markets solutions worldwide. Our clients include major oil companies, independents, national oil companies, and firms in midstream, pipeline, and Energy Transition sectors.

The Canadian Scotia Capital technical team has 60 years of upstream expertise, with work spanning the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, East Coast Canada, and international basins. Our integrated teams offer broad exposure across product lines, fostering a unique environment for learning and growth.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical evaluations focusing on upstream oil & gas assets, midstream infrastructure, and energy transition projects.
• Analyze assets, including production, land, geology, reserves, economics, and development plans.
• Identify value-adding opportunities, evaluate datasets, and research regulatory and ESG matters.
• Assist with project duties, prepare presentations, and support marketing and business development efforts.
• Contribute to technical and portfolio analyses, stay updated on industry trends.

Qualifications

• University degree in Engineering or Geology; petroleum specialization is a plus.
• 3-6 years of experience in upstream or midstream energy industries.
• Proficiency with technical tools and software such as Val Nav, GeoScout, Enverus, Mosaic, Accumap, Aries, Power BI.
• Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team and handle confidential information.

Work Arrangement

This is an onsite role, expecting 4-5 days in the office weekly, subject to change based on business needs.

Additional Information

We promote diversity and inclusion, providing accommodations during the recruitment process upon request. Candidates must apply online. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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