Infrastructure Finance Lead

Fluidstack•New York, NY

4d•$200,000 - $275,000

About The Position

About Fluidstack At Fluidstack, we build the compute, data centers, and power that will fuel artificial superintelligence. We supply GWs of compute capabilities to the world’s biggest AI Labs at industry-defining speeds. Our team is small, fast, and obsessed with quality. We own outcomes end-to-end, challenge assumptions, and treat our customers' problems as our own. No task is beneath anyone here. There are a few thousand people who will shape the trajectory of superintelligence. Come and be one of them.

Requirements

5–7 years of experience in leveraged finance, structured credit, or a related capital markets role at a bank, credit fund, or infrastructure sponsor.
Demonstrated experience leading or significantly owning deal execution from term sheet through close.
Deep financial modeling capability: able to independently build, audit, and pressure-test transaction models for complex, multi-tranche capital structures.
Proven ability to manage external advisors and counterparty workstreams while driving transactions forward on timeline.
Excellent written communication skills; able to draft clear, concise investment memos, term sheets, and board-level materials independently.

Nice To Haves

Prior exposure to data center, power, digital infrastructure, or other capital-intensive real asset sectors — on the debt or equity side.
Strong working knowledge of credit agreement mechanics, covenant structures, and high-yield / leveraged loan documentation.
Experience with credit support structures — guarantees, off-take agreements, or similar — and their impact on financing economics and lender underwriting.
Familiarity with warrant agreements, equity co-invest structures, or other equity-linked instruments issued alongside credit facilities or strategic arrangements.
Understanding of SPV structuring, multi-lender intercreditor arrangements, and cross-collateralization mechanics.
Prior people management or mentorship of junior deal team members.

Responsibilities

Lead financing execution — Own workstreams across high-yield bond issuances, senior secured term loans, and equipment / project finance facilities. Drive term sheet negotiations, manage lender and counsel relationships, and coordinate documentation through close.
Structure credit support arrangements — Analyze, negotiate, and document guarantees, credit wraps, off-take agreements, and other investment-grade backstop structures. Understand how these instruments affect debt sizing, covenant mechanics, and investor / lender underwriting.
Drive financial modeling — Build and own transaction models covering debt sizing, DSCR waterfalls, restricted payment mechanics, levered/unlevered returns, and multi-scenario sensitivities. Be the team's primary check on model integrity across live transactions.
Lead counterparty and legal coordination — Manage external counsel, financial advisors, and counterparty working groups. Track open legal and commercial issues, flag risks to senior leadership, and push resolutions forward on deal timelines.
Design and stress-test capital structures — Evaluate HoldCo / OpCo / PropCo structuring, cross-collateralization provisions, cross-default mechanics, and intercreditor arrangements. Work with legal to translate structural decisions into documentation.
Support equity-linked and warrant structuring — Analyze and help negotiate warrant agreements, equity co-invest structures, and other instruments issued in connection with strategic credit support or partnership arrangements.
Prepare investor and lender materials — Own the production of investment memos, lender presentations, bond offering documents, and internal approval materials. Ensure financial accuracy and narrative coherence across all deal documents.
Partner cross-functionally across the business — Work closely with development, power, site selection, legal, and technology teams to gather inputs for financial analyses, pressure-test commercial assumptions, and ensure financing structures are grounded in operational reality. Translate complex capital markets concepts for non-finance stakeholders and help the broader team understand how financing decisions affect project outcomes.
Build organizational execution expertise — Develop internal frameworks, playbooks, and reference materials that codify deal learnings and improve execution consistency over time.