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We are seeking a Clean Energy Infrastructure Investment Associate to support the evaluation, execution and management of investments across renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure markets. The role will involve assessing opportunities in areas such as solar, wind, battery storage, grid infrastructure, energy efficiency, low-carbon fuels and related technologies. You will work closely with senior investment professionals and external advisers to develop rigorous assessments of potential investments and help deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns while contributing to the transition to a lower-carbon economy.

Key responsibilities will include building and reviewing financial models, preparing investment memoranda, conducting market and sector research, analysing project and company performance, and supporting due diligence across commercial, financial, technical, legal, regulatory and environmental matters. You will help assess investment structures, returns, sensitivities and risks; coordinate information requests and adviser workstreams; prepare materials for internal investment committees; and support negotiations and transaction execution. Following completion, you will contribute to portfolio monitoring, valuation updates, performance reporting, business plan reviews and value-creation initiatives. The role will also involve maintaining market intelligence, tracking policy and regulatory developments, and developing relationships with developers, lenders, advisers and other industry stakeholders.

Applicants should have relevant experience in infrastructure investment, project finance, private equity, investment banking, corporate finance, transaction advisory or a related field, ideally with exposure to renewable energy or other sustainable infrastructure. Strong financial modelling, valuation and analytical skills are essential, together with the ability to interpret complex information and communicate clear, well-supported recommendations. You should be commercially minded, highly organised and comfortable managing multiple priorities under tight deadlines. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound judgement, attention to detail and a collaborative approach are required. A degree in finance, economics, engineering, business or a related discipline is preferred; professional qualifications or postgraduate study may be advantageous.

We are seeking a Debt Portfolio Manager to oversee and optimise a portfolio of financing exposures supporting the energy transition. This role will focus on renewable energy, energy efficiency, electrification, clean transport, sustainable infrastructure and related technologies. You will be responsible for monitoring portfolio performance, assessing credit quality and identifying emerging risks across a range of complex debt investments, including project finance, corporate lending and structured transactions.

Key responsibilities will include reviewing financial performance, covenant compliance, cash flow forecasts and borrower reporting; leading regular portfolio reviews; preparing risk assessments and investment committee materials; and recommending appropriate actions to protect portfolio value. You will work closely with origination, credit, legal, ESG, finance and risk teams to support new investments, amendments, restructurings, waivers and exit strategies. The role will also involve maintaining accurate portfolio data, developing reporting and forecasting tools, tracking sector and market developments, and ensuring that exposures remain aligned with applicable risk, sustainability and regulatory standards.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in debt portfolio management, credit analysis, project finance, corporate lending or a closely related investment discipline. Experience with energy transition or infrastructure assets is highly desirable, together with a strong understanding of financial modelling, loan documentation, credit structuring and risk mitigation. You will be commercially minded, analytical and confident interpreting complex financial and technical information. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills are essential, as is the ability to exercise sound judgement, manage competing priorities and present clear recommendations to senior decision-makers. A relevant degree in finance, economics, business, engineering or another quantitative discipline is expected; professional qualifications in credit, investment or risk management would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Clean Energy Investment Manager to lead the evaluation, structuring and execution of investments across renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure opportunities. The role will focus on identifying attractive projects and platforms, assessing their commercial and financial potential, and supporting transactions from initial screening through to completion. You will work across technologies such as solar, wind, battery storage, energy efficiency, grid infrastructure and emerging clean energy solutions.

Key responsibilities include building and maintaining detailed financial models; conducting market, technical, regulatory and commercial analysis; preparing investment papers, committee materials and transaction presentations; and coordinating due diligence with legal, technical, tax, insurance and other external advisers. You will assess project economics, valuation, risk allocation, financing structures and expected returns, while identifying opportunities to enhance value and manage downside risk. The role will also involve supporting negotiations, reviewing transaction documentation, monitoring portfolio performance and contributing to strategic planning and sector research.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in investment, project finance, corporate finance, infrastructure or a related field, ideally with direct exposure to renewable energy or sustainable infrastructure. Strong financial modelling, analytical and valuation skills are essential, together with the ability to interpret complex commercial and technical information. You should be confident engaging with developers, lenders, advisers, investors and senior stakeholders, and able to communicate recommendations clearly in both written and verbal formats. A proactive, collaborative approach, sound judgement, strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment are also required. A degree in finance, economics, engineering, business or a related discipline is preferred; relevant professional qualifications or postgraduate study would be advantageous.

An opportunity is available for a Renewable Energy Investment Banking Associate to support the execution of complex transactions across the energy transition sector. The role will involve advising renewable energy developers, infrastructure investors, utilities, corporates and financial sponsors on mergers and acquisitions, project finance, capital raising, strategic reviews and other corporate finance initiatives. You will work closely with senior bankers and clients to develop commercially robust solutions and help deliver transactions from initial analysis through to completion.

Key responsibilities will include building and reviewing detailed financial models, preparing valuation analyses, conducting market and industry research, and assessing project and corporate financing structures. You will prepare high-quality pitch books, information memoranda, board materials and transaction documentation, while coordinating due diligence processes and managing inputs from legal, technical, tax and other advisers. The successful candidate will contribute to business development by identifying market opportunities, monitoring sector trends and supporting the preparation of client presentations and proposals. Strong attention to detail, sound judgement and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a deadline-driven environment are essential.

Candidates should have approximately three to five years of relevant experience in investment banking, project finance, corporate finance, infrastructure investing or a closely related field, with demonstrated exposure to renewable energy or broader energy transition markets. A degree in finance, economics, accounting, engineering or a similar discipline is expected; professional qualifications or advanced study are advantageous. You will need excellent financial modelling and valuation skills, strong written and verbal communication abilities, and confidence working with senior stakeholders. Familiarity with renewable technologies, power markets, energy infrastructure and sustainability trends would be beneficial. The role suits a collaborative, commercially minded professional who is motivated by transactions that support the development and financing of a lower-carbon energy system.

ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

EWI is a specialist international recruitment business supporting major infrastructure, energy and renewableprojects across the globe.

We are currently growing at 26% year-on-year and continuing to invest in our international freelance business.

We have our own compliance system, dedicated legal and compliance teams, international mobility support, and established payroll operations that ensure contractors are supported and paid on time, every time.

We have a successful Onshore Wind business and are now looking for a commercially focused person to use our platform to help drive the next phase of growth into adjacent markets.

As a Contract Sales Division Lead, you'll be responsible for identifying new market opportunities, maintaining existing client relationships, gathering leads through our network and winning new business in a specialist market.

This is not a 'cold desk' opportunity. This is a sales-led opportunity for someone who is commercially-minded and interested in using existing relationships and an established market presence to break into a new sector.

Maintain existing client relationships to gather leads and identify new business.

Identify opportunities in adjacent sectors.

Build a desk work with the delivery team to fill vacancies.

Contribute to the future growth strategy of the freelance division.

High-margin contractor sector with significant earning potential.

Established CRM and compliance, legal, mobility and payroll infrastructure.

Owning a Division in a specialist market.

Direct mentourship from the Director of Freelance.

Direct mentourship from one of EWI's highest billers (£1.2m annual billings).

Opportunity to relocate internationally, including Malaga.

International travel to meet and develop client relationships.

Proven 360 recruitment or sales experience.

2+ years market experience in adjacent areas such as Offshore Wind, Cabling, HVDC, Subsea, Grid Infrastructure or BESS etc.

Commercially-minded and driven.

Ambition to progress into leadership.

Applications are open and we are now hiring

ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

We are seeking an experienced Advisory (Senior) Associate to join a growing energy origination team based in Oxford. This is an opportunity to support the development and execution of innovative commercial strategies across power purchase agreements (PPAs), battery energy storage systems (BESS) and wider energy contracting solutions. You will work with renewable energy developers, investors, corporate customers, utilities, lenders and other market participants to structure and deliver transactions that support the transition to a more flexible, secure and low-carbon energy system.

Your responsibilities will include originating and assessing new opportunities; analysing power markets, price curves, revenues and regulatory developments; preparing financial and commercial models; supporting the negotiation of PPAs, tolling arrangements, flexibility agreements and related contracts; and producing clear investment papers, proposals and presentations for senior stakeholders. You will help manage transactions from initial opportunity assessment through structuring, due diligence, negotiation and execution, while coordinating input from legal, technical, financial and operational advisers. The role will also involve building client relationships, contributing to business development activity and identifying emerging opportunities in renewable generation, storage and energy-intensive markets.

Applicants should have experience in energy markets, infrastructure advisory, project finance, investment banking, commercial strategy or a closely related field, together with a strong understanding of PPAs, electricity markets and/or BESS economics. Experience of energy contracting, transaction execution, financial modelling and commercial negotiation is highly desirable. You will be confident working with complex data, able to communicate sophisticated analysis clearly and comfortable engaging with senior internal and external stakeholders. A commercially minded, analytical and collaborative approach is essential, as is the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-moving environment. The position is Oxford based, with flexibility for hybrid working and occasional travel. A relevant degree or equivalent professional experience is expected.

An exciting opportunity is available for an Associate or Senior Manager to lead and deliver high-quality advisory assignments across the renewable energy sector. The role will involve working with investors, developers, lenders, corporates and other stakeholders on a range of transactions and strategic projects covering technologies such as solar, onshore and offshore wind, battery storage, energy-from-waste and emerging energy solutions.

You will be responsible for managing project workstreams from inception through to completion, including financial modelling, commercial analysis, market assessment, due diligence, valuation, business planning and transaction support. You will develop and review integrated financial models, interpret complex operational and financial data, prepare clear reports and presentations, and communicate recommendations effectively to senior clients and project stakeholders. The role will also involve coordinating internal and external advisers, overseeing deliverables, managing project timelines and budgets, and contributing to business development through proposals, client meetings and market insight.

Applicants should have relevant experience in renewable energy, infrastructure, energy finance, corporate finance, transaction services, investment banking, consultancy or a related field. Strong financial modelling and analytical capabilities are essential, together with the ability to understand commercial drivers, assess risk and present complex conclusions clearly. Experience with renewable energy technologies, project finance, M&A, debt advisory, investment appraisal or financial due diligence would be advantageous. Candidates should be confident working independently and collaboratively, comfortable managing multiple priorities, and able to build trusted relationships with clients. The Senior Manager level additionally requires a track record of leading teams, developing junior colleagues, managing senior stakeholder relationships and supporting the growth of an advisory practice.

We are seeking an experienced Carbon Origination Manager to lead the sourcing, assessment and development of carbon credit opportunities across the voluntary carbon market (VCM) and the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA). This role will be responsible for building a high-quality pipeline of eligible projects and suppliers, developing commercial relationships, and supporting the delivery of credible, scalable carbon solutions for international clients.

You will identify and evaluate potential carbon projects across relevant sectors and geographies, assessing their additionality, permanence, leakage risk, co-benefits, documentation and certification status. You will manage the end-to-end origination process, from initial screening and due diligence through contracting, issuance, delivery and ongoing portfolio management. The role will also involve negotiating commercial terms, structuring offtake agreements, monitoring market pricing and regulatory developments, and ensuring that transactions align with applicable VCM standards and CORSIA eligibility requirements. Close collaboration with technical, legal, risk, operations and commercial teams will be essential, as will maintaining accurate records and preparing clear investment and project recommendations.

Applicants should have substantial experience in carbon markets, project development, environmental commodities, sustainable finance or a related field, with a strong understanding of VCM methodologies, carbon standards, validation and verification processes, and CORSIA requirements. Experience originating or contracting carbon credits, conducting project due diligence and managing stakeholder relationships is highly desirable. Strong commercial judgement, negotiation skills and the ability to interpret technical and regulatory information are essential. You will be an excellent communicator, comfortable working independently across international markets, and capable of managing multiple priorities in a fast-evolving sector. A degree in environmental science, economics, finance, business, engineering or a related discipline is preferred, alongside a demonstrable commitment to environmental integrity and high-quality climate action.

An exciting opportunity is available for an Analyst or Associate to join a specialist Centre for Carbon Transition within an investment banking platform in London. The successful candidate will support clients and internal teams on strategic, financing and transactional projects linked to decarbonisation, energy transition and sustainable infrastructure. This role offers exposure to a broad range of sectors, including renewable energy, clean technology, utilities, transport, industrials and emerging carbon solutions.

Key responsibilities will include conducting industry, market and company research; analysing climate, energy and transition trends; preparing financial models, valuation analyses, business plans and transaction materials; and contributing to presentations, board papers and client communications. You will work closely with colleagues across corporate finance and sector teams to identify commercial opportunities, assess transition strategies and develop tailored advice. The role may also involve supporting mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, strategic reviews, due diligence and the evaluation of innovative technologies and business models. You will be expected to manage multiple priorities, produce high-quality analysis under tight deadlines and communicate findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Applicants should have relevant experience in investment banking, corporate finance, transaction advisory, strategy consulting, private equity, infrastructure or a closely related field. Strong financial modelling, valuation and analytical skills are essential, alongside a genuine interest in climate change, sustainability and the transition to a lower-carbon economy. A degree in finance, economics, business, engineering, science or a related discipline is preferred, and professional qualifications or progress towards them would be advantageous. We are looking for commercially minded, detail-oriented professionals with excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound judgement and the ability to collaborate effectively. Experience with energy markets, sustainable finance, carbon markets, climate technologies or transition-related regulation would be particularly valuable.