Senior Manager, Strategic Finance

Pacifico Energy; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 150,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Pacifico Energy is seeking a Senior Manager of Strategic Finance based in Dallas, TX. The role leads strategic transactions, development support, capital raises, and investment processes to accelerate a multi-gigawatt pipeline.

In-office environment with potential cross-functional collaboration across development, finance, and capital markets. You will stand up intercompany structures, support near-term financings, and help scale the platform as AI-driven demand grows.

Qualifications

• 5–7+ years in power/energy finance.
• Experience with non-recourse debt and lender processes.
• Familiar with JV/co-investment structures and investor materials.

Responsibilities

• Stand up turbine leasing subsidiary with development and operations teams.
• Support active financings with advisors and partners.
• Analyze pipeline financing and structure deals as projects advance toward contracting.
• Establish an institutional investment process for debt and equity partners.
• Execute intercompany, JV, and strategic transactions including project M&A.
• Build and audit project finance models translating milestones for boards and partners.
• Grow into broader strategic responsibilities and policy impact analysis.

Skills

Power finance

Financial modeling

JV / co-investment

Investor materials

Stakeholder comms

Non-recourse debt

Education

Finance degree

Tools

Excel

PowerPoint

Bloomberg

Job description

Pacifico Energy is a global energy infrastructure firm supporting complex, large load projects from development through to operations. The company serves as a trusted partner across engineering, financing, construction, and optimization, delivering tailored power solutions for large energy users, including data centers. With a proven international track record and over 15 years as a large-scale developer, Pacifico brings speed and knowledgeable oversight to projects from start to finish.

We are building out the Strategy function needed to capitalize on the tremendous power demand and opportunity serviced by its pipeline of multi-gigawatt power projects. Reporting to the Chief Strategy Officer, the Senior Manager of Strategic Finance is a hands-on execution leader spanning strategic transactions, development support, capital raising, investment processes, strategic outlook and policy impacts.

In the near-term, the role will stand up intercompany structures and transactions supporting existing and future developments and support the capital markets team with priority financing of near-term developments. Over time it broadens into strategic initiatives positioning the Company to service power demand for the fast-changing AI landscape and establish investment processes to support the rapid expansion of the overall Company. It is a build-and-execute seat with clear room to grow as the platform scales.

What you get to do:

• Support the structuring and stand-up of the turbine leasing subsidiary (to hold temporary turbines outside the project company), working closely with the development and operations teams and external advisors.
• Partner with the capital markets team to support the Company's active financings, alongside advisors and lending partners.
• Partner with the development team to understand the project pipeline and provide financing, structuring, and analytical support as new projects advance toward contracting.
• Establish and run an institutional investment process for onboarding new debt and equity capital partners — governance, reporting cadence, capital-approval framework, and project-level reporting that outside investors will expect as the Company scales.
• Execute JV, intercompany, and strategic transactions, including project M&A / sales and co-investment structures.
• Build, audit, and maintain project finance models, translating development, procurement, and construction milestones into materials reviewed by the Company board and capital partners.
• Grow into broader strategic responsibilities over time — strategic outlook, policy-impact analysis, and an expanding mandate alongside the CSO.

What you bring to the role:

• ~5–7+ years of experience, the majority in power / energy finance.
• Strong finance foundation with an understanding of non-recourse debt, lender processes, and financial modeling.
• Exposure to the equity and structuring side: tax equity, JV / co-investment structures, and preparation of investor materials and data rooms.
• A desire and aptitude to expand beyond transactional financing into structuring, investments, and strategy.
• Experience in growing companies — comfortable being hands-on, building process from scratch, and wearing multiple hats.
• Strong communication and presentation skills; mature, collaborative, and self-directed.
• Dallas-based and committed to an in-office working environment.