Associate, Advanced Bioenergy Fund

Associate, Advanced Bioenergy Fund

CIP - Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners

Copenhagen, Denmark

Do you want to join a global fund manager in energy infrastructure investments? If so, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is currently looking for an Associate to join our Advanced Bioenergy Fund Investment team based in Copenhagen. 

Role 

Based in Copenhagen, you will join a highly motivated international group of colleagues with extensive experience in investments in energy and infrastructure assets. You will contribute to the development, structuring and execution of CIP’s infrastructure investments globally with a focus on investments in advanced bioenergy.

Responsibilities will consist of but are not limited to:

• Providing detailed analytics with a focus on the investments’ value creation
• Delivering high quality reporting to CIP’s senior management and investors on the investments’ performance
• Preparing material for decision making on senior management level
• Working closely with the senior management in the Investment team
• Financial modelling, valuation and structuring of investments
• Market analysis and due diligence of new investment opportunities
• Visualization and presentation of technical and financial data to stakeholders
• Working together with industrial partners and advisors

You 

We are looking for a motivated, collaborative, and analytical professional holding a relevant master’s degree within Economics, Finance or other related fields with 1-2 years of relevant experience.

We look for the following in a candidate:

• High academic performance and solid analytical skills
• Previous work experience in investment banking, consulting, corporate finance, strategy
• Positive work ethic
• Cooperates across teams and demonstrates professional-level written and spoken English skills; other languages are beneficial
• Thriving with responsibility and displaying attention to detail
• Curious and creative mindset with an ability to organise and prioritise workload