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CIM Group

Associate, Investments (Infrastructure Focus)

Los Angeles, CAfull timeentryAdded today

About this role

CIM Group seeks an Associate to support infrastructure investment activities across its portfolio, leveraging financial modeling and deal analysis expertise. The role involves evaluating investment opportunities, structuring transactions, and supporting project finance initiatives within infrastructure and related sectors.

What you'll do

  • Conduct financial analysis and modeling for infrastructure investment opportunities
  • Support due diligence processes for M&A and project finance transactions
  • Analyze market data and sector trends to identify investment opportunities
  • Prepare investment memos and financial presentations
  • Monitor portfolio assets and track deal performance metrics
  • Collaborate with senior investment team on transaction structuring and negotiations

What they're looking for

  • Financial modeling and valuation
  • Corporate and asset finance expertise
  • Infrastructure project knowledge
  • M&A and project finance experience
  • Excel and financial analysis tools
  • Attention to detail and accuracy
  • Professional communication
  • Quantitative analysis
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CIM Group

CIM Group manages and develops infrastructure and real estate investments, including renewable natural gas facilities, with a focus on fund performance and community-focused projects. The company is hiring analysts, engineers, and AI specialists to support portfolio oversight, facility operations, and infrastructure optimization across North America and the Americas.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with infrastructure investments and the types of assets or sectors you've focused on.
  • Walk us through a recent deal you analyzed—what were the key financial drivers and risks?