Job Description Goodman Masson is supporting a high-growth, well-capitalised renewable energy investment platform in its search for a Head of Financial Planning and Analysis – Modelling & Valuations to join its London-based team.
Backed by a leading global investor and focused on large-scale infrastructure assets, this is a critical hire that will play a central role in shaping the financial and strategic direction of the platform.
Reporting directly to the CFO, this position offers high exposure to senior stakeholders across the Board, Shareholders, and Investment Committee, with responsibility spanning financial modelling, corporate planning, investment support, and valuation oversight.
You’ll gain unmatched exposure across strategy, finance, and investment—while shaping the financial story of a business poised for long-term, sustainable growth.
Business Planning & Forecasting: Lead the development and delivery of the business plan, budgeting and forecasting cycles, including board-level presentations and reporting;
Coordinate quarterly and annual valuation processes across the portfolio, consolidating project-level inputs into a single, group-level view;
Financial Modelling: Maintain and enhance a complex corporate financial model, incorporating scenario analysis, sensitivities, and commercial inputs from across the business;
Stakeholder Engagement: Partner closely with the Investment, Strategy, Finance, and Asset Management teams to ensure cohesive financial planning and support for commercial decision-making;
Ad Hoc Analysis: Deliver scenario planning, tornado charts, and bespoke analysis to support senior leadership.
Strong FP&A experience, ideally gained within renewable energy, infrastructure, or private equity-backed businesses;
Demonstrable experience managing valuation cycles, including the consolidation of asset-level models and assumptions into group forecasts;
Hands-on expertise in complex financial modelling, including scenario and sensitivity analysis at both project and platform levels;
Background in investment banking, corporate finance, or project finance is strongly desirable;