Crux
Associate, Structuring (Tax/Preferred Equity)
$150K–$200K
Remote (US) · Full-time · Posted Oct 9, 2026
- Experience
- Minimum 2+ years; relevant experience may be in renewable energy, structured finance, infrastructure investing, investment banking, or a closely related field.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a related field; MBA or MS a plus.
About the job
Supports screening, underwriting, structuring, and closing tax and preferred equity transactions for renewable energy and energy transition projects.
What you'll do
- Screen opportunities, update financial models, and analyze transaction economics, sensitivities, and risks.
- Review sponsor financials, project contracts, and diligence materials; support transactions from intake to closing.
- Use technology and AI-enabled tools to improve modeling, diligence, reporting, and tax equity workflows.
What they ask for
- At least 2 years of relevant experience in renewable energy, structured finance, infrastructure investing, investment banking, or a closely related field.
- Demonstrated exposure to tax equity, project finance, or other structured renewable energy transactions.
- Strong financial modeling and structuring skills, including complex models in Excel and core valuation and return concepts.
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a related field; FINRA SIE, Series 79, and 63, or willingness to obtain them under Crux’s broker-dealer sponsorship.
Nice to have
- MBA or MS; VBA or Python skills.
- Exposure to IRS requirements, safe harbor tests, or recapture provisions; client interaction experience in a transaction-focused environment.
Pay
$150,000s - $200,000s, depending on years of exp. & revenue scope, not inclusive of equity value (currency and pay type not stated).
Tools
Excel, VBA, Python, AI-enabled tools
AI focus
Use AI-enabled tools to improve accuracy and efficiency in modeling, diligence, and reporting, and integrate AI tools into daily workflows.
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