Senior Manager, Investment Management, NA

Position Overview

This position will be based on-site at our office in Denver, CO in alignment with our flexible work policy. (3 days on site required, 2 days flexible).

The Senior Manager, Investment Management is responsible for asset-level commercial ownership for post-acquisition projects in North America, supporting the transition from land acquisition through major commitments and into lease execution. This role serves as a single accountable owner for turning cross-functional inputs into clear, decision-ready recommendations through standardized processes and durable "single source of truth" artifacts.

This role partners closely with cross-functional stakeholders (e.g., Market Development, Energy, Construction, Sales/SE, Capital Markets, Corp Dev, Public Policy, Finance, Legal, and Operations) to validate assumptions, surface key risks/commitments, and frame executive-ready decisions that protect returns and drive consistent capital outcomes.

• Own the quality and consistency of investment decision materials for assigned projects (e.g., investment memos / approval packages), ensuring they clearly present key assumptions, capital commitments, return implications, and principal risks/mitigations.
• Coordinate cross-functional inputs and convert raw data into clear, decision-ready recommendations that advance opportunities through the company's approval process.
• Maintain a structured cadence for major commitments (e.g., capital releases, project-level scope changes, and other high-impact decisions), including meeting preparation and executive-level readouts.

• Participate in lease negotiations and execution activities in partnership with Sales, Solution Engineering, and Legal, serving as a representative of the business to support commercially sound outcomes.
• Ensure proposed terms, commitments, and concessions remain consistent with approved underwriting—explicitly identifying where economics, scope, schedule, or risk transfer deviates and proposing practical mitigations or alternatives.
• Help drive internal alignment and decisioning on negotiation positions by translating customer asks into clear trade-offs (risk, return, schedule, and deliverability) and preparing concise, executive-ready summaries.

• Provide analytical leadership for complex modeling projects and underwriting updates that support leasing strategy, joint venture / partnership considerations, and major investment decisions.
• Build and maintain scenarios and sensitivity analyses to quantify the impact of key variables (e.g., pricing, capex, schedule, power/utility assumptions, monetization scenarios, and financing terms) and translate outputs into clear recommendations.
• Ensure recommendations explicitly frame risk/return trade-offs, scenario impacts, and key sensitivities, and that they align to standardized underwriting expectations and risk discipline.

• Support disciplined visibility into project pipeline and owned inventory by building and maintaining dashboards and recurring reporting that informs prioritization and capital allocation.
• Foster relationships with market participants to support the collection and organization of comparable data (market comps) used in underwriting and strategic positioning.

• Serve as a single accountable point within Commercial for synthesizing partner-team inputs into cohesive recommendations—surfacing risks, capital commitments, and decision implications clearly.
• Drive alignment across stakeholders by ensuring decisions are grounded in consistent, data-driven evaluation and appropriately documented for transparency and repeatability.

• Mentor analysts and junior team members by setting priorities, coaching analytical rigor, and raising the bar on executive communication and structured problem solving.
• Additional duties as assigned by management.

• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Real…