Special Assets Officer

RER SOLUTIONS, INC•Washington, DC

11h•Onsite

About The Position

RER Solutions, Inc., is accepting resumes for a Special Assets Officer position in the Washington, DC, area. The Special Assets Officer will support the Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF).

Requirements

US Citizenship is required to obtain client-issued Public Trust
A minimum of 10 years of related professional experience
Knowledge and expertise in Special Assets
Proficiency in making presentations, explaining, and creating financial models for a variety of audiences
Expertise in applying analytical methods and evaluation techniques to a broad range of functional areas, such as project and corporate risk assessment, accounting, and corporate finance, to evaluate the viability of a loan transaction
Ability to ensure effective compliance monitoring and reporting according to the terms contained in Credit Agreements and for overall portfolio risk management
Knowledge of the financial, market, credit, and technical risks inherent in the distinct energy technologies, as well as appropriate mitigation approaches available or desirable
Knowledge in diverse corporate finance structures, such as asset-based, limited, or full recourse project finance transactions, to make sound financial decisions and recommendations
Knowledge of the policies, processes, and practices available for the effective control of individual loan transactions and sector risks, as well as overall portfolio risk
Skill in the research of finance structures such as corporate, asset-based, or limited resource project finance transactions to make sound financial decisions and recommendations
Ability to address the technical, legal-economic, and economic feasibility aspects of high-value loans for large-scale projects
Ability to perform complex financial analysis and make sound financial decisions
Knowledge of borrowers' and lenders' requirements for terms of loan and loan guarantees
Excellent written and oral communication skills

Responsibilities

Identifying and analyzing project risks, conducting due diligence, identifying and analyzing alternative options to maximize recovery on troubled loans, and designing, implementing, and monitoring recovery plans
Leads coordination with other teams (e.g., legal, technical) as well as project advisors who will be providing input and support with respect to the troubled loan to determine underlying causal factors and identify options for remediation
Leads analysis, develops presentations, and delivers recommendations to Client management and external stakeholders
Leads and manages the implementation of remediation plans, which may include loan restructuring, loan sale, foreclosure, or bankruptcy proceedings
Provides consultative support in performing loans to mitigate credit deterioration proactively. Identify issues of contemporary and future impacts on the work, conduct an analysis of their implications and alternatives, and monitor the portfolio, individual projects, and guarantors for warning signs of credit deterioration
Execute a portfolio risk management process that assists in identifying, managing, monitoring, and reducing risks in the portfolio while being conscious of the need to respond promptly to post-issue requests from borrowers, sponsors, and lenders
Act as a credit and financial analyst on troubled assets/projects
Prepare or collaborate with other senior staff in the preparation of comprehensive position papers, memorandums, and briefing materials across all phases of operations for use with senior management