Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Calibrant Energy is a leading provider of on-site energy solutions specializing in large-scale solar, battery storage, and microgrids. The Senior Financial Analyst role is central to the finance function, responsible for forecasting, budgeting, and analytical support to guide decision-making. This position involves working closely with senior leadership to manage cash forecasts, project economics, and financial reporting for lenders and investors.
Responsibilities
- The consolidated cash forecast and the core FP&A model — rolling liquidity, funds flow, and debt service across the entity structure
- The weekly cash outlook, and a clear explanation of every material forecast-to-actual variance
- Funding requirements for projects under construction, with the downside and sensitivity cases around them
- The annual budget and reforecast cycles across SG&A, headcount, and project capital
- Monthly budget-versus-actual reporting with driver-based commentary — the story, not just the variance column
- Assumption-setting with department leads, and accountability to those assumptions through the year
- Recurring reporting packages for project lenders and equity sponsors
- Covenant calculations and a forward-looking view of headroom, so risk surfaces early rather than at a deadline
- Sponsor, joint-venture, and tax-equity reporting
- Project-level revenue, margin, cash, and return reporting, reconciled back to the general ledger
- Performance analysis by project, customer, technology, and revenue stream
- Operating results measured against original underwriting, with the drivers of any gap quantified
- Analytical support on financings, refinancings, and asset sales, and on capital allocation decisions
- Moving recurring reporting out of spreadsheets and into the ERP, and helping select and implement a dedicated planning platform
- Documentation of critical models and processes to a hand-off standard
- Automation that removes recurring manual work from the monthly cycle
Skills
- 3-6 years in FP&A, corporate finance, project finance, transaction services, or public accounting moving into industry
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
- Advanced Excel modeling: three-statement and cash flow models, scenario and sensitivity analysis. You can build a model from a blank worksheet, and you can audit someone else's
- Working knowledge of US GAAP and a practical understanding of how accounting output drives forecasting
- Multi-entity experience, including consolidation and intercompany, with the ability to pull and reconcile your own data from an ERP
- Energy, renewables, infrastructure, or another project-financed business
- NetSuite, SAP, Oracle, or a comparable multi-entity ERP
- Project-level debt, covenant reporting, tax equity, or partnership waterfalls
- Planning tools (Anaplan, Adaptive, Vena) and BI tools (Power BI, Tableau)
- CPA, CFA, or active progress toward either
Benefits
- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurances
- Paid time off
- Paid personal time
- Paid holidays
- Paid birthday
- Paid sick time
- Company paid short term disability
- Company paid long term disability
- Company paid life insurance
- 401k with a company match
- More
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