Analyst, Finance

About the Role 

The Finance Analyst plays a critical support role within MEI’s Debt Finance function, coordinating financing due diligence across MEI’s portfolio of renewable energy assets. This role is responsible for maintaining transaction data rooms, tracking lender and lender’s counsel requirements, and ensuring project information moves efficiently from collection through funding. Working cross-functionally with Development, Real Estate, Legal, Engineering, Construction, and Asset Management — as well as external parties such as surveyors, developers, contractors, and consultants — the Finance Analyst keeps financing workstreams organized, on schedule, and audit-ready. This is a highly cross-functional, process-oriented role suited to someone who is organized, detail-driven, and comfortable managing multiple moving pieces at once. 

What You’ll Own 

• Due Diligence Management – Prepare, populate, and maintain debt financing due diligence checklists for lender’s counsel review; track lender and lender’s counsel comments, questions, and diligence requests through resolution, coordinating required responses and curative actions. 
• Data Room & Documentation – Organize, upload, and maintain documents within transaction data rooms, ensuring proper indexing, version control, and completeness and integrity of project information across diligence trackers, data rooms, and financing submissions. 
• Financing Deliverables – Evaluate, prepare, draft, and compile legal exhibits, certifications, schedules, and other deliverables required for debt financings. 
• Stakeholder Coordination – Serve as a liaison between the Debt Finance team and internal stakeholders (Development, Real Estate, Legal, Engineering, Construction, Asset Management) and external parties (surveyors, developers, contractors, consultants), driving curative actions and closing out open diligence items. 
• Pipeline Tracking & Reporting – Monitor and track the status of financing workstreams across the pipeline, and prepare regular status reports on diligence progress, outstanding items, and funding readiness. 

What Will Help You Succeed 

(You don’t need to check every box, but here’s what will help you thrive.) 

• Bachelor's degree; coursework or experience in environmental science, public policy, finance, or commercial transactions preferred
• 0-2 years of relevant experience; open to recent graduates
• Familiarity with cloud-based data rooms and diligence tracking tools preferred (e.g., SharePoint, Dropbox, Smartsheet); proficiency with AI platforms preferred (e.g., Claude, Copilot) 
• Highly organized, detail-oriented, and proactive; able to work independently and across functions with a high degree of flexibility and resourcefulness 
• Excellent organizational and communication skills; strong attention to detail and record-keeping 
• Prior experience or relevant coursework in finance, real estate, or transactional law preferred; demonstrated interest in renewable energy financing transactions 

Benefits

• PTO and company holidays
• Medical, dental, vision
• Employer-paid short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance
• 401(k) and company match
• Professional development stipend
• Strong culture of collaboration, performance, and personal growth