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B Engineering Degree with Finance Qualification (CFA) or similar;
Post Grad at Masters level.
Experience:
Minimum 5 years business analysis experience in Engineering, Corporate and/or Project Finance, Credit Analysis, Private Equity or Structured Finance
3-5 Years project management in a financial/investment environment
Strong overall awareness and knowledge of various industry sectors
Strong risk analysis skills
Strong report writing skills
Able to independently develop and/or evaluate financial models
Must be familiar with types of agreements/contracts typically used in corporate, project finance and private equity transactions
Experience with corporate finance valuation techniques
Demonstrates deep understanding of solutions that could impact on the business
Project development and entrepreneurial experience would be advantageous
Practical engineering-related experience in relation to the following:
Technical design (technical standards, technical drawings), plant operation and management (plant organograms, roles and responsibilities, shift planning, production scheduling), plant shutdown maintenance (planning, costing, implementation) and plant construction (tender procurement processes and adjudication; and construction contract structures and management) would be advantageous; Practical Project Management experience would be advantageous
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