Paid Project Finance Summer Intern — Renewable Infrastructure

Rado Bank; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 56,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Rabobank's Project Finance Summer Analyst Intern program in New York invites undergraduates to work on renewable energy and infrastructure financing. You will support structuring, modeling, and documentation across the Americas while embedding with deal teams.

This 10-week, paid internship emphasizes hands-on learning, portfolio monitoring, and collaboration with colleagues and stakeholders. Eligible students should be enrolled undergrad with strong GPA and Excel skills, and be legally

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled undergraduate student with anticipated Spring 2028 graduation.
• Maintain a strong academic record with a GPA 3.5 or above.
• Demonstrate strong interest in renewable energy, infrastructure, and project finance.
• Be comfortable using Microsoft Excel and learning transaction-specific financial modeling concepts.

Responsibilities

• Assist with pitching, structuring, executing, and monitoring project finance transactions.
• Review financial models for renewable energy, infrastructure, and other project finance opportunities.
• Review key project and financing documents, including power purchase, construction, operations, and maintenance agreements.
• Draft internal transaction materials and conduct research on project finance topics.
• Support portfolio monitoring, including risk analysis, expansions, refinancings, and restructurings.

Skills

Analytical skills

Excel

Strong communication

Renewable energy interest

Education

Undergraduate student (Spring 2028)

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Rabobank's Project Finance Summer Analyst Intern program in New York invites undergraduates to work on renewable energy and infrastructure financing. You will support structuring, modeling, and documentation across the Americas while embedding with deal teams.

This 10-week, paid internship emphasizes hands-on learning, portfolio monitoring, and collaboration with colleagues and stakeholders. Eligible students should be enrolled undergrad with strong GPA and Excel skills, and be legally