Structured Finance Analyst (Financial Analyst II/III/Lead)

Job title: Structured Finance Analyst (Financial Analyst II/III/Lead)

About the Role The Structured Finance Analyst serves as a subject-matter expert in managing and monitoring complex project-related financing obligations across large-scale corporate initiatives. This role provides advanced oversight of debt compliance, ensures adherence to sophisticated financing structures, and partners with senior leadership to support capital strategy, risk mitigation, and lender relations.

What You'll Do

• Interpret and analyze highly complex debt contracts including loan agreements, credit facilities, indentures, and project-finance structures to identify compliance requirements and operational impacts; lead the development and maintenance of compliance frameworks for multi-entity, multi-phase financings; serve as the primary point of contact for lenders, trustees, and internal stakeholders regarding compliance matters.
• Perform advanced covenant calculations, scenario modeling, and sensitivity analyses to anticipate compliance risks and inform strategic decisions; evaluate project performance metrics (DSCR, leverage ratios, liquidity thresholds) and provide early-warning insights to treasury and executive leadership; oversee preparation and submission of compliance certificates, lender reporting packages, and covenant documentation.
• Oversee the administration of complex debt portfolios, including drawdowns, interest rate resets, hedging impacts, amortization schedules, and refinancing activities; ensure accuracy of loan balances, interest accruals, and payment schedules across internal systems and external lender statements; lead process improvements to enhance accuracy, automation, and audit readiness.
• Ensure compliance with internal controls, SOX requirements, corporate governance standards, and regulatory expectations related to debt financing; lead responses to internal and external audits, lender examinations, and compliance reviews; develop and refine policies, procedures, and documentation standards for debt compliance.
• Partner with project management, treasury, accounting, legal, and executive teams to ensure alignment between project performance and financing requirements; provide strategic insights on how project changes, delays, or cost variances impact debt compliance and covenant performance; support the structuring, negotiation, and implementation of new debt facilities, amendments, and refinancing transactions.
• Identify emerging compliance risks and develop mitigation strategies; lead investigations into discrepancies, covenant breaches, or documentation gaps, and drive resolution with senior stakeholders; maintain comprehensive, audit-ready compliance records and reporting dashboards.