Corporate Finance Associate (Infrastructure)

Marks Sattin; Dublin; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Marks Sattin in Dublin is seeking an Associate for its Financial & Corporate Advisory team. This early‑career role offers exposure to international infrastructure, project finance and corporate advisory transactions, working closely with senior advisers and a broad range of stakeholders.

The role involves delivering complex advisory projects, building sophisticated financial models, conducting scenario analyses and supporting business development.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Finance or equivalent.
• 1–3 years’ experience in a finance, advisory or analytical role; exceptional fresh graduates may also be considered.
• Strong financial modelling skills.
• Some understanding of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP).
• Experience or exposure to infrastructure/project finance is preferred.
• Background in an international bank, investment/development fund, infrastructure developer, investor or financial/corporate advisory environment would be advantageous.
• CFA completion would be an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Supporting the delivery of complex financial and corporate advisory projects
• Developing and analysing sophisticated financial models
• Conducting scenario and sensitivity analysis
• Supporting project finance and investment analysis
• Conducting business valuations and due diligence
• Preparing reports, presentations and information memoranda
• Researching sectors, markets, clients and competitors
• Supporting business development and proposal preparation
• Working directly with clients and other project stakeholders
• Developing an understanding of commercial and contractual considerations within project finance
• Supporting negotiations with banks, financial institutions, contractors and other third parties

Skills

Financial modelling

PPP understanding

Infrastructure/Project finance

Education

Master’s degree in Finance

CFA completion

Job description

Associate – Financial & Corporate Advisory | Dublin

I’m currently working with a global financial and corporate advisory firm that is looking to hire an Associate into its rapidly expanding Dublin team.

The firm works on complex international transactions across infrastructure, energy, transport, water, healthcare, real estate and other major development projects, advising governments, investors, financial institutions and private-sector clients.

The Opportunity

This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career finance professional to gain exposure to international infrastructure, project finance and corporate advisory transactions, working closely with senior advisors and a broad range of stakeholders.

The role will involve:

• Supporting the delivery of complex financial and corporate advisory projects
• Developing and analysing sophisticated financial models
• Conducting scenario and sensitivity analysis
• Supporting project finance and investment analysis
• Conducting business valuations and due diligence
• Preparing reports, presentations and information memoranda
• Researching sectors, markets, clients and competitors
• Supporting business development and proposal preparation
• Working directly with clients and other project stakeholders
• Developing an understanding of commercial and contractual considerations within project finance
• Supporting negotiations with banks, financial institutions, contractors and other third parties

Requirements

• Master’s degree in Finance or equivalent
• 1–3 years’ experience in a relevant finance, advisory or analytical role; exceptional fresh graduates may also be considered
• Strong financial modelling skills
• Some understanding of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
• Experience or exposure to infrastructure/project finance is preferred
• Background in an international bank, investment/development fund, infrastructure developer, investor or financial/corporate advisory environment would be advantageous
• CFA completion would be an advantage

Location: Dublin, 02, Ireland

Level: Associate

Compensation: 60,000-75,000 DOE

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