Full-time or part-time infrastructure portfolio manager (min. 60%) (m/f/d)

Portfolio Manager (m/w/d) in full or part-time (min. 60 %) You are designed to develop a multifaceted infrastructure portfolio focusing on electricity networks and renewable energies. In this role, you will combine economic analyses, participation management and financing strategies to support sustainable investment decisions. You can contribute directly to the successful development of long-term infrastructure investments. For people. For tomorrow. Become part of our team.

In addition, the Commission's proposal for a Directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the approximation of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the approximation of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. In addition, you support the management of other renewable energy investments. Developing financial models: Your tasks include analysing reports and key figures of participations, updating investment and financing models and creating sound management decision-making bases. Coordinate exchanges: As part of your activity, you will organize cooperation with partners and partnerships, and prepare meetings, as well as body appointments independently and professionally. Evaluation of market developments: Keep track of regulatory, legal and economic changes in the energy sector. You assess their impact on existing and potential investments. Developing financing: Together with the team, you will develop strategies for external financing of electricity grid participations and support infrastructure investments in the private sector. To prepare analyses: For investment and financing decisions, you will develop economic analysis, decision-making and meaningful reports for different stakeholders.

You have a successful degree in economics, business management, financial management or a comparable qualification. In addition, it is important to note that, in order to ensure that the capital markets are well understood, it is possible to secure financial interconnections. Financial knowledge: knowledge of investment-related financial models, as well as corporate or project financing, are of advantage and support a rapid incorporation into the area of responsibility. A structured, analytical and results-oriented way of working is yours and enables you to assess complex economic characteristics. Responsibility: Your personal strengths include your own initiative, reliability and learning. At the same time, you will be happy to work in the team and get involved in investment topics.

Attractive remuneration 13.5 monthly salaries • Investment income • Operational pensions • Cost of travel for the public Flexibility and work-life balance Flexible working hours in a 38-hour week • home office and mobile work • part-time models • 30 days of holiday and special leave, e.g. at high time • Parent-child office Special working climate • Encouragement between employees and employees • Oversight exchanges • Satisfaction surveys • Mentoring programmes Health and fitness Extensive health and pre-care services • Many occupational groups and fitness courses • Common events Personal development • Indi­tional feed­back • Number of training, post­growth and expert careers • Job rotation Feeling at work Modern work equipment • Own canteen with local dishes and fresh fruit • Free water dispenser • Safe workstation in a strong association