Vice President, Energy Capital Markets

What you'll do: Originate, structure, and close project-finance debt (construction, bridge, back-leverage, and term/permanent) and tax equity for solar and storage projects and portfolios. Architect capital-stack structuring across late-stage development capital, construction financing, tax equity, and permanent take-out, optimizing blended cost of capital and sponsor-equity returns. Lead negotiation of term sheets and credit agreements; manage lender/investor due diligence, independent-engineer, and model-audit processes through to close. Develop and maintain relationships with commercial and investment banks, private-credit funds, tax-equity investors, and institutional debt investors. Partner with the Investment Tax Credits team to integrate ITC/PTC monetization and §6418 transfers into financings. Support investment-grade note/bond issuance and portfolio (aggregation) financings consistent with CIG's funding model; coordinate with rating advisors where applicable. Own project- and portfolio-finance models (DSCR, debt sizing and sculpting, sensitivities) and validate them against offtake and merchant assumptions. Drive execution: prepare internal credit/IC materials, coordinate counsel, and manage conditions precedent to funding and drawdowns. Track capital-markets conditions, interest rates, and policy (IRA) to advise on financing timing and structure.

What you'll need: Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, engineering, or a related field; MBA or CFA a plus.~10+ years in energy/infrastructure project finance, power & utilities investment banking, or principal investing, with lead roles closing solar/storage financings. Demonstrated command of project-finance structuring, tax-equity interplay, debt sizing, and capital-stack optimization. Established lender and tax-equity-investor relationships. Advanced project-finance modeling skills. SIE, Series 79, and Series 63 preferred where activities are conducted through a registered entity.

About us: CIG Companies (Carey International Group) is an Orlando, Florida–based, family-office-backed institutional platform that develops, owns, and finances utility-scale solar and renewable energy, U.S.-based solar-module manufacturing, commercial real estate, and private aviation — with a development pipeline of roughly $3.8–4 billion and a stated goal of delivering 20 GW of solar capacity by 2032. A commercial surety and specialty-insurance division complements these business lines.