Excel Modeling & Powerpoint Guru - Junior Analyst

  • Competitive Salary
  • Brand Value

About Our Client

An independent global infrastructure investment manager focusing on a diverse range of sectors, encompassing energy, utilities, transport and logistics, digital, social and environmental infrastructure in the Americas, Europe and Asia. The firm has over 330 employees and is headquartered in Miami with offices in Abu Dhabi, London, Munich, New Delhi, São Paulo, Singapore, Sydney, and Taipei.

Job Description

Build, update, and maintain complex financial models in Excel for use by ISQ's Finance, Asset Management, and Investor Relations teams.

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Design and produce high-quality investor presentations, board decks, and management reports in PowerPoint.

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Create bespoke graphics and typeset documents to align with ISQ's visual standards.

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Support large-scale projects to align and standardize PowerPoint template formats across ISQ's business verticals.

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Draft and update performance data across investor documentation including pitchbooks and due diligence questionnaires.

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Produce first-draft responses to LP data requests that primarily involve transposing ISQ data into LP-specific templates.

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Coordinate with global teams to gather inputs for modeling and presentation projects.

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Maintain organized version control and document management for all produced materials.

The Successful Applicant

1-3 years of experience in a financial modeling, investment banking, consulting, or IR analyst role.

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Exceptional Excel skills including advanced modeling, pivot tables, macros, and data visualization.

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Outstanding PowerPoint skills including slide design, data visualization, and graphic production, include strong AI (ChatGPT and Claude.

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Prior experience in a PE, infrastructure, or asset management environment strongly preferred.

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High attention to detail and strong visual design sensibility.

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Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

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University degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field required.

What's on Offer

Competitive compensation

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