Portfolio Manager – Energy Project Finance at RER SOLUTIONS, INC

Washington, District of Columbia, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

10 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

12 Mar, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Portfolio Management, Loan Performance Monitoring, Risk Management, Credit Deterioration Analysis, Asset Monitoring, Transaction Negotiation, Financial Analysis, Interagency Meetings, Credit Monitoring Plans, Financial Statement Review, Loan Term Amendments, Position Paper Preparation, Legal Document Review, Debt Restructuring, Financial Modeling, Credit Risk Assessment

Industry

Government Relations Services

Description

Description Do you want to work for a company that cares about you as a person, not just a number? For a company that provides outstanding leadership? For a company that offers exceptional benefits? RER Solutions, Inc., could be your new home. RER Solutions, Inc. is accepting resumes for Portfolio Manager – Energy Project Finance to join our superior workforce. The Portfolio Manager – Energy Project Finance will provide onsite and remote leadership services to the Department of Energy's Loan Programs Office's Division of Portfolio Management. RESPONSIBILITIES Provide comprehensive monitoring reports on portfolio loan performance of approved projects to the appropriate federal and project finance authorities Identify issues of contemporary and future impacts on the work, conduct an analysis of their implications and alternatives, and monitor the portfolio, individual projects, and guarantors for warning signs of credit deterioration Execute a portfolio risk management process that assists in identifying, managing, monitoring, and reducing risks in the portfolio while being conscious of the need to respond promptly to post-issue requests from borrowers, sponsors, and lenders Establish Asset Monitoring and Supervision work-flow processes and schedules to accomplish assigned projects, plans, and activities associated with approved office missions and functions, including the development of project-specific Credit Monitoring Plans Monitor energy sector developments pertinent to the borrower's operating environment, i.e., price and demand movements, legal and regulatory changes, and structured changes within the sector Present analyses through a variety of means, including formal written studies and oral presentations Independently function as a project transaction negotiator/re-negotiator throughout occurrences of debt restructuring Act as credit and financial analyst on the Portfolio Management Division teams Represent, as needed or requested, the office at interagency meetings, inter-creditor discussions, steering committees of creditors, and public conferences Interface with and obtain information from a variety of sources across the industry as well as other organizations to support the office's activities Provide in-depth analyses for structuring, updating, and maintaining the Credit Monitoring Plans Review project financial statements, progress and engineering reports, covenant compliance certificates, collateral reports, and information gathered from news reports and site visits Review, manage, and respond to post-closure requests from borrowers and lenders for amendments to loan terms, waivers, extensions, payment deferments, and other modifications related to operative loans and guarantees Prepare or collaborate with other senior staff in the preparation of comprehensive position papers, memorandums, and briefing materials across all phases of operations for use with senior management Review project and legal documents, including but not limited to Credit Committee memos; financing documents, including Credit Agreement, Security Agreement, Independent Engineering Report, project documents, including the Engineering Procurement, and Construction, Off-take, Supply, Operations, and Maintenance Agreements Negotiate new terms with borrowers or other creditors in the event of a default Prepare a Transfer Memo to the Special Assets Group when there is a determination question regarding the status of any borrower or liquidation as the only course of action available to ensure the maximization of taxpayer funds Lead and mobilize project teams to address the technical, legal-economic, and financial feasibility aspects of a transaction and to ensure compliance with LPO procedures, goals, and milestones Prepare regular credit reports for specific projects that adhere to the guidelines as set forth by the Portfolio Management Division Ensure all data for assigned projects are entered promptly and accurately in the Quicksilver Monitoring system Requirements US Citizenship is required to obtain client-issued Public Trust A minimum of 10 years of related professional experience Proficiency in making presentations and explaining and creating financial models for a variety of audiences Expertise in applying analytical methods and evaluation techniques to a broad range of functional areas such as project and corporate risk assessment, accounting, and corporate finance to evaluate the viability of a loan transaction Ability to ensure effective compliance monitoring and reporting according to the terms contained in Credit Agreements and for overall portfolio risk management Knowledge of the financial, market, credit, and technical risks inherent in the distinct energy technologies, as well as appropriate mitigation, approaches available or desirable Knowledge in diverse corporate finance structures such as asset-based, limited, or full recourse project finance transactions to make sound financial decisions and recommendations Knowledge of the policies, processes, and practices available for the effective control of individual loan transactions and sector risks, as well as overall portfolio risk Skill in the research of finance structures such as corporate, asset-based, or limited resource project finance transactions to make sound financial decisions and recommendations Ability to address the technical, legal-economic, and economic feasibility aspects of high-value loans for large-scale projects Ability to perform complex financial analysis and make sound financial decisions Knowledge of borrowers' and lenders' requirements for terms of loan and loan guarantees Excellent written and oral communication skills Excellent attention to detail and an understanding of fundamental business writing Expertise in Microsoft Office Products (i.e., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) EDUCATION: Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s (preferred) COMPENSATION Includes paid holidays, vacation, sick leave, 401k matching, life insurance, health, vision, and dental benefits. This position is not available for Corp-to-Corp or 3rd party sourcing. We are an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Responsibilities

The Portfolio Manager will provide leadership services to the Department of Energy's Loan Programs Office, focusing on comprehensive monitoring reports of portfolio loan performance and executing a portfolio risk management process. Responsibilities also include establishing asset monitoring workflows, monitoring energy sector developments, and acting as a project transaction negotiator during debt restructuring.