CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT ANALYST – BIOENERGY & INFRASTRUCTURE

London - UK

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 2 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

A Corporate Development Analyst is needed to join EAG Bioenergy a fast-growing renewable energy business acquiring and operating anaerobic digestion and biomethane assets across the UK and Ireland.

Backed by a 700m infrastructure fund EAG Bioenergy is actively acquiring sites scaling operations and building a long-term platform in renewable gas and energy. The ambition is real the deal flow is live and this role sits right at the centre of it.

This is not a narrow modelling role and its not a back-office analyst position. Its a hands-on commercially exposed opportunity to work directly with the CEO and CFO owning live acquisition pipelines analysing real assets and supporting transactions from first contact through to completion and integration.

On a day-to-day basis youll support the business across the full lifecycle of acquisitions and growth projects youll play a key role isolating viable targets and building a clear picture of which assets are worth pursuing. From there youll be involved in financial modelling valuation due diligence negotiations and integration working closely with advisors and senior stakeholders throughout. But this role extends far beyond this as youll also support wider FP&A and strategic initiatives as the platform grows. Its a broad fast-paced role with genuine exposure and responsibility.

This opportunity will particularly appeal to someone currently working in investment banking Big 4 Deals or a corporate finance environment who is ready to step out of a large structured organisation and into a more dynamic entrepreneurial setting where your work directly shapes outcomes.

To qualify: You should be a commercially minded Business Development Analyst M&A Analyst Associate or Corporate Finance professional with a CV that demonstrates

46 years experience in corporate finance investment banking Big 4 Deals / Transactions or corporate development;
Strong Excel-based financial modelling and valuation capability;
Exposure to M&A execution due diligence and transaction processes;
The ability to manage multiple workstreams in live deal environments;
High-quality written and verbal communication skills;
Confidence working with senior stakeholders and external advisors;
A proactive mindset and appetite for ownership rather than narrow task execution.

Experience in energy infrastructure or real assets is advantageous but strong corporate finance fundamentals matter more than sector background.

In return youll be joining an ambitious well-capitalised business at an exciting stage of growth with direct exposure to senior decision-making live acquisitions and long-term platform build-out. Expect autonomy pace learning and the opportunity to make a visible impact in a business thats actively shaping the future of renewable energy.

A Corporate Development Analyst is needed to join EAG Bioenergy a fast-growing renewable energy business acquiring and operating anaerobic digestion and biomethane assets across the UK and Ireland. Backed by a 700m infrastructure fund EAG Bioenergy is actively acquiring sites scaling operations and ...

A Corporate Development Analyst is needed to join EAG Bioenergy a fast-growing renewable energy business acquiring and operating anaerobic digestion and biomethane assets across the UK and Ireland.

To qualify: You should be a commercially minded Business Development Analyst M&A Analyst Associate or Corporate Finance professional with a CV that demonstrates

46 years experience in corporate finance investment banking Big 4 Deals / Transactions or corporate development;
Strong Excel-based financial modelling and valuation capability;
Exposure to M&A execution due diligence and transaction processes;
The ability to manage multiple workstreams in live deal environments;
High-quality written and verbal communication skills;
Confidence working with senior stakeholders and external advisors;
A proactive mindset and appetite for ownership rather than narrow task execution.

Experience in energy infrastructure or real assets is advantageous but strong corporate finance fundamentals matter more than sector background.