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Why You Want to Work With Us 

Marshall & Stevens is a 93-year-old independent, national valuation consulting firm known for our expertise in financial and tax reporting, mergers & acquisitions, transaction support, and litigation advisory. We provide valuation services across various industries, including real estate, energy & infrastructure (E&I), machinery & equipment, financial services, and litigation support. As a Senior Associate in the E&I practice you will gain hands-on experience working on high-profile projects, learning from industry experts and working directly with a talented pool of energy project developers, tax equity investors, and global banking professionals. All while developing key analytical and financial skills you’ll keep for life. Our national E&I team works daily in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.  

What This Role Will Do 

As a Senior Associate in Energy & Infrastructure Valuation, you will conduct financial and economic analyses for renewable and traditional energy assets, utilities, and large-scale infrastructure projects. This role requires a deep understanding of project finance, power markets, and capital-intensive assets. You will support clients in mergers & acquisitions, tax structuring, financial reporting, and investment decision-making. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Conduct valuations of power generation facilities, renewable energy assets, utilities, and infrastructure projects.
• Develop discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company, and cost-based valuation models.
• Perform financial statement analysis, market research, and regulatory impact assessments.
• Support clients in M&A transactions, investment strategy, and financing structures.
• Research wholesale power markets, transmission constraints, and energy policy trends.
• Prepare valuation reports for financial institutions, regulatory agencies, and investors.

What Makes You Successful in This Role 

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or Engineering. A CFA, ASA, or CPA is a plus.
• Experience: 3+ years in energy valuation, project finance, infrastructure investment, or financial consulting.
• Technical Skills: Expertise in financial modeling, energy market research, and regulatory compliance.
• Industry Knowledge: Understanding of power purchase agreements (PPAs), project financing, and energy asset valuation.
• Communication: Strong analytical and report-writing skills for investment committees and legal professionals.
• Work Ethic: Detail-oriented with the ability to interpret complex financial models for large-scale assets.