Business Analyst - Strategy

Overview

We are recruiting a Business Analyst for a specialist investment and advisory firm operating in the energy, resources and industrial sectors. The role sits at the centre of live engagements supporting the energy transition, spanning strategy and commercial advisory, transaction support and direct investment activity.

You will build models, run market and asset analysis, and shape the thinking that goes in front of boards, management teams and investors. Exposure across decarbonisation, future energy systems and energy markets comes standard.

This suits an analytically sharp early-career professional who wants genuine breadth rather than a single lane. The firm is small, senior-heavy and led by people with deep energy sector and capital markets pedigrees, so you will work directly with principals from day one under a flexible hybrid model.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain financial and commercial models for advisory engagements and investment opportunities
• Conduct market, policy and asset-level analysis across electricity, gas, renewables and adjacent industrial sectors
• Support commercial and financial due diligence on transactions and investments
• Prepare high-quality analysis, papers and presentations for boards, executives and investors
• Contribute to problem structuring and hypothesis development alongside senior team members
• Track energy market developments, regulatory change and transition trends relevant to client work

Required Experience

• 1 to 3 years in strategy consulting, investment banking, corporate finance, energy advisory or an energy market analytics role
• Strong financial modelling and quantitative analysis skills, with advanced Excel as a minimum
• Demonstrated interest in energy markets, decarbonisation or the energy transition
• Ability to synthesise complex information into clear, client-ready outputs
• Comfort working in a small team with high autonomy and direct senior exposure

Qualifications

• Strong undergraduate degree in commerce, finance, economics, engineering or a related quantitative discipline
• Honours or postgraduate qualifications in energy, finance or economics viewed favourably