Underwriter - Energy, Infrastructure Project Finance
Listed on 2026-09-28
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Finance & Banking
Credit Analyst, Underwriter, Financial Analyst, Risk Manager/Analyst
Location: Indianapolis
The Energy, Infrastructure, & Project Finance underwriter is responsible for leading all aspects of the underwriting process for complex energy, infrastructure, and project finance loans and investments, including Shared National Credits (SNC). This role independently assesses credit risk to ensure transactions align with the organization’s credit standards, internal policies, and applicable regulatory requirements.
The successful candidate will demonstrate strong judgment, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple priorities while meeting deadlines in a fast‑paced environment. This position involves in‑depth analysis of financial models, contracts, due diligence materials, and engineering reports to develop well‑supported credit recommendations for energy and infrastructure projects nationwide.
Essential Job Functions- Lead the end‑to‑end underwriting process for energy, infrastructure, and project finance transactions, including loans, tax equity investments, and syndicated facilities.
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with clients, internal origination teams, and third‑party providers to obtain all information necessary for a complete and accurate credit assessment.
- Develop, analyze, and review complex financial models and projections to evaluate project cash flows, sensitivities, and key risks.
- Underwrite and support the ongoing servicing of Shared National Credit (SNC) loans, working alongside agent banks and participating lenders.
- Perform independent credit analysis, annual reviews, amendments, waivers, and servicing actions for SNC transactions in accordance with intercreditor agreements and regulatory expectations.
- Coordinate with internal stakeholders and external lender groups to support credit approvals, servicing actions, and portfolio monitoring for SNC exposures.
- Review agent bank credit packages, financial models, and reporting to assess ongoing performance and emerging risks within SNC portfolios.
- Perform comprehensive credit analysis by reviewing financial statements, project contracts, legal documentation, and third‑party reports to assess project viability through underwriting and closing.
- Prepare clear, well‑reasoned credit memoranda for loan committee review, outlining transaction structure, key risks, mitigants, and recommendations.
- Conduct market, industry, and company research to support underwriting assumptions and credit conclusions.
- Review and interpret complex legal and structured finance documents related to energy, infrastructure, and project finance transactions.
- Independently underwrite syndicated loans for both new originations and ongoing servicing actions.
- Lead credit analysis for early‑stage development opportunities and complex deal structures.
- Take primary responsibility for portfolio underwriting assignments involving multiple common facilities.
- Support ongoing portfolio management activities and serve as a subject matter resource for the team.
- Review the work of other underwriters for accuracy, completeness, and adherence to credit standards.
- Lead and participate in cross‑functional initiatives focused on process improvement, training, and knowledge sharing.
- Develop working knowledge of USDA programs and regulations under the OneRD Initiative, with particular emphasis on REAP and B&I eligibility, as applicable to energy and infrastructure projects.
- Communicate effectively and professionally across multiple channels with internal teams, clients, and third‑party vendors.
- Maintain a positive, professional demeanor when managing deadlines, changes, and transaction challenges.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Ability to adapt to shifting priorities and evolving business needs.
Demonstrated professionalism and…
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