Analyst/Associate, Portfolio Management

About HASI

HASI is an investor in sustainable infrastructure assets advancing the energy transition. With more than $17 billion in managed assets, our investments are diversified across multiple asset classes, including utility-scale solar, storage, and onshore wind; distributed solar and storage; RNG; and energy efficiency. We combine deep expertise in energy markets and financial structuring with long-standing programmatic client partnerships to deliver superior risk-adjusted returns and measurable environmental benefits. HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (Ticker: HASI). For more information, please visit hasi.com.

Position Summary

HASI is currently seeking an Analyst/Associate to join its Portfolio Management team in Annapolis, MD. This individual will support the monitoring, analysis, and management of HASI’s existing investment portfolio and will also assist with due diligence and transition support for new investment opportunities. The role is well suited for candidates with strong financial modeling and analytical skills, an interest in climate investing, and a collaborative approach to working across functions and teams.

At the Analyst level, this role will focus primarily on modeling, financial analysis, research, reporting, and support for portfolio monitoring and new investment diligence. At the Associate level, this role will be expected to take greater ownership of modeling, portfolio analytics, commercial analysis, and workstreams supporting new portfolio onboarding, while exercising more independent judgment and helping guide junior team members where appropriate.

Responsibilities

Perform detailed reviews of operating portfolio performance across grid connected, renewable natural gas, or behind-the-meter investments, including analysis of production, pricing, revenue, operating expenses, and other key asset-level performance indicators

Work closely with investment counterparties to collect and verify operational and financial key performance indicators and address commercial issues

Build, maintain, and enhance financial models, including project operating proformas and portfolio-level analyses, to assess economics, identify risks, and evaluate performance relative to underwriting expectations

Support the development and refinement of internal portfolio monitoring tools, analytics, and reporting processes

Work closely and collaboratively with cross-functional teams to achieve objectives above

Prepare recurring and ad hoc briefing decks, and management materials that synthesize portfolio performance, emerging risks, and potential value-enhancement opportunities

Support due diligence processes for investments, including analyzing production, operating expenses, price forecasts, and other key underwriting inputs

For Associates: take primary ownership of designated modeling and analytical workstreams, identify key issues affecting portfolio performance and potential opportunities to improve investment outcome and propose constructive solutions and recommendations

Education and Work Experience

Bachelor’s degree from a four-year institution required; Master’s in Finance, Economics, Business

Analyst: typically, 2–3 years of relevant experience

Associate: typically, 3–5 years of relevant experience, including demonstrated strength in financial modeling and independent analytical ownership

Relevant experience may include prior work in renewable energy project finance, asset management / valuation, or finance / investment banking in the power, infrastructure, energy, or climate sectors

Excellent MS Excel financial modeling and data mining skills, with demonstrable experience working with complex models, are necessary requirements

Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability and desire to work in a fast-paced, innovative, and entrepreneurial environment

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Curious, highly-organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities while adapting quickly to changing priorities

Dependable, proactive and able to work independently while contributing as a supportive team member

Strong interest in climate investing and renewable energy markets

For Associates: demonstrated excellence in modeling, ability to evaluate assumptions thoughtfully, summarize model outputs accurately, and identify both transaction-level and broader portfolio issues

Position Summary

HASI is currently seeking an Analyst/Associate to join its Portfolio Management team in Annapolis, MD. This individual will support the monitoring, analysis, and management of HASI’s existing investment portfolio and will also assist with due diligence and transition support for new investment opportunities. The role is well suited for candidates with strong financial modeling and analytical skills, an interest in climate investing, and a collaborative approach to working across functions and teams.

At the Analyst level, this role will focus primarily on modeling, financial analysis, research, reporting, and support for portfolio monitoring and new investment diligence. At the Associate level, this role will be expected to take greater ownership of modeling, portfolio analytics, commercial analysis, and workstreams supporting new portfolio onboarding, while exercising more independent judgment and helping guide junior team members where appropriate.

Responsibilities

Perform detailed reviews of operating portfolio performance across grid connected, renewable natural gas, or behind-the-meter investments, including analysis of production, pricing, revenue, operating expenses, and other key asset-level performance indicators

Work closely with investment counterparties to collect and verify operational and financial key performance indicators and address commercial issues

Build, maintain, and enhance financial models, including project operating proformas and portfolio-level analyses, to assess economics, identify risks, and evaluate performance relative to underwriting expectations

Support the development and refinement of internal portfolio monitoring tools, analytics, and reporting processes

Work closely and collaboratively with cross-functional teams to achieve objectives above

Prepare recurring and ad hoc briefing decks, and management materials that synthesize portfolio performance, emerging risks, and potential value-enhancement opportunities

Support due diligence processes for investments, including analyzing production, operating expenses, price forecasts, and other key underwriting inputs

For Associates: take primary ownership of designated modeling and analytical workstreams, identify key issues affecting portfolio performance and potential opportunities to improve investment outcome and propose constructive solutions and recommendations

Education and Work Experience

Bachelor’s degree from a four-year institution required; Master’s in Finance, Economics, Business

Analyst: typically, 2–3 years of relevant experience

Associate: typically, 3–5 years of relevant experience, including demonstrated strength in financial modeling and independent analytical ownership

Relevant experience may include prior work in renewable energy project finance, asset management / valuation, or finance / investment banking in the power, infrastructure, energy, or climate sectors

Excellent MS Excel financial modeling and data mining skills, with demonstrable experience working with complex models, are necessary requirements

Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability and desire to work in a fast-paced, innovative, and entrepreneurial environment

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Curious, highly-organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities while adapting quickly to changing priorities

Dependable, proactive and able to work independently while contributing as a supportive team member

Strong interest in climate investing and renewable energy markets

For Associates: demonstrated excellence in modeling, ability to evaluate assumptions thoughtfully, summarize model outputs accurately, and identify both transaction-level and broader portfolio issues