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Vivant Energy Corporation is seeking a Finance Analyst to develop, maintain and analyze complex financial models for investment opportunities, projects and strategic initiatives. You’ll collaborate with managers to deliver decision‑useful analysis from screening through COD and beyond.
The role requires 2–5 years in financial modeling or related fields, strong Excel and valuation skills, and familiarity with project finance and energy infrastructure.
Overview:
Support Vivant’s centralized Investment Analysis C Financial Modeling Team by developing, maintaining and analyzing financial models for business development opportunities, projects, investments, acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic initiatives. The Analyst will work with the Manager and development clusters to deliver accurate, timely and decision-useful analysis from early screening through NTP, project execution and COD.
Key Responsibilties:
Build and maintain project and investment financial models covering revenue, capex, opex, financing, taxes, working capital, cash flow and returns
Calculate and analyze NPV, IRR, ROIC, payback, DSCR and other investment metrics; prepare scenario, sensitivity and downside analyses
Gather, organize and validate financial, operational, commercial and market data; document assumptions, sources and model changes
Perform formula, calculation, link, assumption and output checks and apply approved modeling and documentation standards
Support evaluation of projects, acquisitions, JVs and strategic investments; analyze value drivers, risks, sensitivities and alternative structures
Update models through development, NTP, execution and COD; quantify material changes in capex, schedule, financing and commercial assumptions and elevate issues
Prepare financial schedules, charts and analyses for management presentations, investment papers and negotiations
Improve standardized models and tools, automate repetitive work where appropriate, and maintain the centralized model/template library
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Business or related discipline
Typically 2–5 years in financial modeling, investment analysis, corporate finance, project finance, transaction advisory or related fields
Strong Microsoft Excel and financial-analysis skills
Understanding of financial statements and investment valuation; project finance and energy/infrastructure experience is an advantage
Core Competencies:
Strong analytical and quantitative skills
Excellent Excel/modeling capability
Attention to detail and logical thinking
Commercial awareness
Problem-solving ability
Clear communication
Ability to work across project teams
Integrity and willingness to learn