Natural Resources Investment Banking Associate — Energy & M&A

Goldman Sachs; New York (NY); On-site; USD 150,000 - 225,000; Full time

Job summary

Goldman Sachs in New York is seeking an Associate in the Investment Banking Division, specifically within the Natural Resources group. You will develop and strengthen client relationships, participate on advisory teams, and assist in structuring and executing a full range of financial transactions.

You will gain exposure to financial modeling, client presentations, and due diligence, collaborating with tax advisors, attorneys and bankers across regions.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years' investment banking or equivalent experience.
• History of outstanding academic and professional achievement.
• Strong team orientation and a demonstrated ability to work effectively with team members in multiple groups and regions.
• Ability to work under pressure and to meet deadlines.
• Ability to juggle changing priorities and a varied workload.
• Natural Resources banking and transaction experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop and strengthen client relationships; participate on advisory teams and in structuring and executing a full range of financial transactions.
• Create and analyze financial models; organize client presentations; help manage transaction processes; expand knowledge of investment banking.
• Lead due diligence processes and coordinate teams of tax advisors, attorneys and bankers for transactions.

Skills

Investment banking

Team orientation

Working under pressure

Prioritization

Natural Resources banking

Job description

Goldman Sachs in New York is seeking an Associate in the Investment Banking Division, specifically within the Natural Resources group. You will develop and strengthen client relationships, participate on advisory teams, and assist in structuring and executing a full range of financial transactions.

You will gain exposure to financial modeling, client presentations, and due diligence, collaborating with tax advisors, attorneys and bankers across regions.