Acquisitions, Investments and Financial Advisor

**CONTEXT**:
At ENGIE, we are investing today in the low carbon energy systems of tomorrow. We are committed to accelerating the transition towards a carbon-neutral world and we have set our targets accordingly. Our 2030 goals include building an additional 50 GW of Renewables, adding 8 GW of low carbon distributed energy infrastructure, and developing 4 GW of Green Hydrogen capacity.

Brazil is one of the key geographic priorities of ENGIE and should make up a significant share of the Group’s growth capital to be deployed. We are therefore seeking to reinforce our Brazil based Acquisitions, Investments and Financial Advisory (“AIFA”) team with talented investment & project finance professionals (AIFA Manager - Senior Financial Advisor).

Join a rewarding and flexible work environment that encourages innovation and creativity and help us meeting the energy challenges of today and tomorrow.

**Company: ENGIE BRASIL PARTICIPAÇÕES**:
ENGIE understands that diversity and the inclusion process is a journey. We adhere to the Women's Empowerment Principles (WEPS), the Women's Movement 360 (MM360) and the Business Coalition to End Violence Against Women and Girls, important milestones for a male-majority industry.

ENGIE also believes in the potential of collaboration to generate innovative solutions. For this reason, we encourage internal cooperation, between our units and teams, and external cooperation as well - through effective integration with other agents in the ecosystems in which we operate.

Role: “AIFA” FINANCIAL ANALYST

The Acquisitions, Investments and Financial Advisory (“AIFA”) team is a fast-paced group that is closely involved in major transactions and strategic initiatives undertaken by ENGIE worldwide. This group consists of approximately 130 individuals spread-out worldwide, of which 14 are dedicated to support the activities of ENGIE in Brazil. As an integral part of the Brazil AIFA team, the Financial Analyst is responsible for supporting the valuation and risk analysis of new projects and for supporting the structuring and execution of M&A and financing transactions.

**Responsibilities**:
The main responsibility of the Financial Analyst is to develop and maintain rigorous financial models to support investment decisions, including, amongst others:

- Developing a critical understanding of the business which is being assessed, its main revenue and cost drivers, areas of risk and opportunities and competitive levers
- Discussing base case and alternative assumptions with team members involved in the project (business developers, implementation team, O&M team, regulatory team,)
- Building financial models / financial projections based on such assumptions or auditing financial models prepared by other team members
- Preparing accurate representation of financing, accounting and tax related inputs and projections in financial models (with the support of internal and/or external tax and accounting experts)
- Analyzing financial (or financing related) risks and impact of proposed transactions on accounting
- Assessing contingency levels for areas of uncertainty (financial risks such as FX, interest rates, construction risks such as delays and costs overruns)
- Documenting assumptions and results in investment notes/reports for the management.

The Financial Analyst will also support AIFA managers in duties typically performed by the AIFA team, including, amongst others:

- Analyzing, evaluating and recommending the most appropriate/competitive funding options for the projects (project or corporate finance, bank loans, capital markets, multi-lateral agency/development bank funding, export finance, etc.),
- Support the structuring (including origination/bank selection), negotiating and delivering financing solutions/products, including project bonds, for medium to large size transactions,
- Supporting internal stakeholders in understanding appropriate risk allocation, bankability of terms and conditions of various project contracts and provide general structuring advice and optimization of returns throughout the business development process,
- Supporting internal approvals process for new economic commitments and associated financing arrangements,
- Reviewing advisory/M&A mandates and subsequently manage financial/bank buy/sell-side advisors,
- Supporting negotiations with partners, banks, tender/bid parties/participants (government/private entities/advisors),
- Maintaining market intelligence, screen opportunities, monitor and assess competitors’ approach to financing/funding projects
- Performing ad-hoc analysis to support information requests from ENGIE group (annual asset impairment testing, investment files look-backs / return on experience, sharing of lessons learned,)
- Supporting the development of the global AIFA community by actively taking part in reviewing and contributing to the elaboration of policies, methodologies and standards, and by disseminating information/know