Analyst-M&A & Strategy-Energy Infrastructure

Location: Houston, TX | In-Office

Compensation: $110K-$130K Base + Bonus

Experience: 1-3 Years of energy related strategy/transactional experience

We’re working with a rapidly growing energy infrastructure platform looking to add an Analyst to a highly visible Strategy & M&A team.

This is an excellent opportunity for an Energy Investment Banking or Private Equity Analyst who wants to move to the corporate side without giving up sophisticated modeling, live transactions, or strategic work.

Why Take the Call:

• Significant M&A activity with hundreds of millions of dollars of recent infrastructure transactions
• Direct exposure to acquisitions, strategy, valuation, underwriting, and corporate finance
• Work alongside former Investment Banking and Private Equity professionals
• Participate in transactions from initial evaluation through due diligence and execution
• Direct exposure to senior leadership and major investment decisions
• Small, high-caliber team with significant responsibility early
• Strong upward mobility as the platform continues to grow
• Opportunity to move corporate-side without sacrificing complex modeling or deal experience

Ideal Background:

• 1-3 years of Energy Investment Banking, Private Equity, Corporate Development, Valuation, or Strategic Finance experience
• Strong financial modeling and valuation skills
• Upstream, Midstream, Energy Infrastructure, or related sector experience preferred
• Houston-based or willing to relocate

What You’ll Do:

• Evaluate acquisitions and strategic investments
• Build financial and operating models
• Perform valuation and investment underwriting
• Support due diligence and M&A execution
• Analyze markets, customers, competitors, and growth opportunities
• Support strategic planning and corporate finance initiatives
• Prepare investment materials for senior leadership

About the Company:

A publicly traded energy infrastructure company with a rapidly growing platform focused on infrastructure and services supporting energy production across major U.S. basins.