Finance Associate / Analyst

NewEdge Power•,

2d•$90,000 - $145,000•Remote

About The Position

NewEdge Power is a pure-play clean energy development platform developing utility-scale and distributed power solutions across the United States. It describes itself as a dynamic, high-growth, entrepreneurial company with a geographically dispersed team committed to inclusion, teamwork, and high impact for the business and the communities it serves. NewEdge is seeking an ambitious, detail-oriented finance professional with strong modeling skills, curiosity, and emotional intelligence to support project finance, transaction, and corporate finance activity across its utility-scale and distributed power businesses. The role requires analytical rigor, clear communication, and the ability to manage multiple transaction and reporting workstreams. It is remote-first and EST-based, with the New York City area preferred, and reports to the Senior Director Investments & Finance. The position is exempt and may evolve as the organization grows. The Finance Associate / Analyst builds and maintains financial models for battery storage and solar assets; supports project and portfolio sales, joint ventures, and capital raises; prepares reporting for management, the Board, investors, and capital partners; contributes to budgeting, forecasting, and cash management; and develops investment committee materials and market analysis. The position may require travel up to 10% for team summits and transaction activity.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, accounting, engineering, or a related field.
Analyst-level applicants: 1–2 years of relevant experience in investment banking, project finance, corporate finance, or renewable energy finance, including relevant internships.
Associate-level applicants: 3+ years of relevant experience in project finance, M&A, or renewable energy finance, including direct experience modeling and executing transactions.
Advanced Excel and financial modeling skills, including the ability to build integrated models from scratch.
Understanding of project finance concepts, including debt sizing and sculpting, DSCR, tax equity partnership flips, ITC/PTC mechanics, and tax credit transferability.
Strong PowerPoint and written communication skills for investment committee, Board, and investor materials.
Exceptional attention to detail and organization across concurrent workstreams.
Proficiency with Claude to accelerate financial modeling, analysis, research, and drafting of investor and transaction materials.
Ability to travel up to 10% of the time for team summits and transaction activity.
Highly analytical mindset and curiosity to figure new things out.
Team player willing to engage across the organization.
High degree of emotional intelligence and respect for others.
Self-starter with a strong passion for the clean energy industry.

Nice To Haves

Experience modeling battery storage revenue, including capacity, energy arbitrage, ancillary services, and tolling.
Experience with tax equity or tax credit transfer transactions.
Prior experience in an entrepreneurial environment and/or at a small-to-medium-size project development company.
CFA progress or experience with Python, SQL, or Power BI.

Responsibilities

Build and maintain project-level and portfolio financial models for battery storage and solar assets, including contracted and merchant revenue, capital and operating expenses, tax credits, debt and tax equity sizing, and returns analysis.
Support project and portfolio sales, joint ventures, and capital raises, including valuation, buyer and investor materials, data rooms, and diligence coordination with internal and external parties.
Prepare monthly and quarterly reporting packages for management, the Board, investors, and capital partners, including development spend tracking and partnership waterfall analysis.
Support the annual corporate budget, forecasting, and cash management across project companies and holding entities.
Prepare investment committee memos and presentations.
Track market data, including comparable transactions, capacity market results, tax credit policy, and cost of capital.
Adapt job duties as needed to support the company’s growth.