Overview
This role supports a fractional analytical and modelling firm based in Australia serving global mining, oil & gas, property, and renewables infrastructure businesses. Projects range from A$100m to A$70bn market cap, with project locations spanning Australia to Chile, West Africa to Northern Europe.
Responsibilities
- Build financial models in Excel to support financing processes, corporate decision-making, and information management.
- Conduct scenario analysis based on operational, financial, investment decisions, and macroeconomic factors.
- Evaluate companies using financial valuation methods such as:
- DCF
- comparable company analysis
- capital structure analysis
- Set up funding structures and scenarios in models, including funding capacity and project finance analyses.
- Test, improve, and validate models to deliver high-quality outputs aligned to client specifications and investor requirements.
- Identify management levers to optimize business performance.
- Conduct primary and secondary research, including quantitative data collection and analysis.
Requirements
- Degree or professional qualification in Finance, Science, Engineering, or another suitable field from a well-regarded university (overseas).
- Excellent academic credentials.
- A professional Accounting/Finance qualification is highly preferable.
- 5–10 years’ experience in financial modelling projects, advisory, or corporate finance.
- Strong communication skills in oral and written English.
- Strong problem-solving, strategic, analytical, interpersonal, and people management skills.
- Client management experience/skills would be helpful.
- Experience with project feasibility studies, financing structures, and project finance.
Compensation & Benefits
- 100% remote working.
- 40 working hours per week (flexible), plus overtime allowances and attractive bonuses.
- Attractive salary package.
- Opportunity to step up into new roles within a high growth organization.
Location
- Based in Australia; project locations range from Australia to Chile, West Africa to Northern Europe.