Real Assets Associate

PwC•Vancouver, BC

1d•CA$41,600 - CA$69,400

About The Position

This role is specifically intended for candidates who self‑identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis). It is part of PwC Canada's ongoing commitment to reconciliation and to increasing Indigenous representation within our firm. We recognize that talent comes from many pathways. You do not need to meet every qualification listed below to be considered. PwC Canada is committed to providing training, coaching, and mentorship to support your development in this role. If you see yourself in parts of this posting, we encourage you to apply. At PwC Canada, our Deals team provides strategic advice and support to clients in areas such as mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, and restructuring — helping clients navigate complex transactions and maximize value. Within Real Assets, we advise public and private sector clients on procuring, developing, financing, and executing projects in the energy, infrastructure, and mining sectors. Many of these projects directly intersect with Indigenous communities and lands. Your work will build strong commercial and financial acumen, sectoral expertise, project management skills, and the ability to coordinate diverse stakeholders and resources. As a Real Assets Associate, unlock your potential and embrace the chance to drive meaningful outcomes that’ll elevate your career.

Requirements

You self‑identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis)
Previous experience (including internships or co-ops) in project finance, M&A, engineering consulting, or project management
Experience gained through Indigenous community, Nation-based, public sector, non-profit, or Indigenous-owned organizations is recognized and valued, including but not limited to: Community economic development, Infrastructure, housing, or capital projects, Community planning or governance, Resource, energy, or land stewardship initiatives, Work with Band offices, Tribal Councils, Métis organizations, or Indigenous development corporations
An interest in pursuing a professional designation in finance (CFA, CBV) or project management (PMP, PQS)
Financial modeling skills or a strong aptitude for quantitative analysis
Ability to work across multiple projects and manage competing deadlines
Ability to use a range of tools and techniques to extract insights and solve problems

Nice To Haves

This role doesn’t support completion of the Canadian CPA designation

Responsibilities

Participate in complex project developments, financings, and transactions in the energy, infrastructure, and mining sectors
Help develop financial models and assist with data analysis, including preparing visual representations of data
Conduct feasibility studies and financial and commercial analysis of projects and companies
Participate in project risk assessments and independent validation of project data
Contribute to writing reports, procurement documents, and information memorandums
Support assignments involving post-transaction monitoring and project tracking
Help prepare pitch decks, marketing materials, and proposals
Conduct market research and benchmarking exercises
Assist in developing work plans, schedules, and budget estimates
Contribute to developing project management processes, controls, and new business opportunities for the Real Assets practice

Benefits

Indigenous Award & Mentorship Program
Indigenous Employee Network
Culturally Safe Workplace
Training, coaching, and mentorship
Coaching & mentoring through our Indigenous Award and Mentorship Program and firm-wide career development resources
Clear career pathways with regular feedback to help you reach your potential
Training & professional development to build your technical, advisory, and leadership capabilities
A supportive team that values learning and collaboration
Competitive compensation package
Inclusive benefits
Flexibility programs