CFO Capital Raising, Energy and Infrastructure

New York, New York Permanent $350,000 - $400,000 per year View Job Description
The CFO will be responsible for leading the company's financing strategy, capital raising efforts, investor engagement, financial planning, and long-term capital structure development. This executive will play a critical role in securing growth capital and establishing strategic financing partnerships to support large-scale AI infrastructure expansion.
  • Based in New York
  • Competitive Package

About Our Client

U.S.-based AI infrastructure company

Job Description

Capital Raising and Financing Leadership

  • Develop and execute the company's overall financing strategy.
  • Lead equity raises, debt financings, private placements, and structured capital transactions.
  • Originate and cultivate relationships with prospective investors.
  • Manage fundraising initiatives from investor outreach and presentations through negotiation, documentation, and closing.
  • Structure and negotiate financing transactions while ensuring successful execution and capital deployment.
  • Build sustainable financing channels to support future expansion.



Investor Relations and Institutional Capital Development

  • Leverage existing relationships across the investment community to create financing opportunities.
  • Build relationships with investment banks, private equity firms, venture capital investors, infrastructure funds, private credit providers, family offices, and strategic investors.
  • Present the company's investment thesis, operating model, energy advantages, and financial outlook to institutional investors.
  • Lead investor meetings, site visits, roadshows, and transaction discussions.
  • Expand and maintain a long-term investor pipeline.



Capital Markets and Strategic Finance

  • Develop short-, medium-, and long-term financing plans aligned with business objectives.
  • Optimize capital structure, including debt, equity, and hybrid financing solutions.
  • Analyze financing alternatives, dilution considerations, and funding costs.
  • Oversee valuation analyses, transaction pricing, and return calculations.
  • Evaluate financing structures such as project finance, preferred equity, convertible securities, and equipment financing.
  • Support strategic investments, acquisitions, and major capital transactions.
  • Advise executive leadership and the Board on long-term capital strategies.



AI Data Center and Infrastructure Financing

  • Lead financing efforts for AI data center and energy infrastructure projects.
  • Establish relationships with project finance lenders, infrastructure funds, commercial banks, and equipment financing partners.
  • Structure project finance, asset-backed financing, sale-leaseback transactions, and other infrastructure-oriented funding solutions.
  • Analyze project-level economics, including CAPEX, OPEX, EBITDA, cash flow, IRR, and payback metrics.
  • Improve capital efficiency and reduce overall funding costs.



Financial Planning and Treasury Oversight

  • Direct financial strategy, liquidity management, and cash flow planning.
  • Develop corporate and project financial models.
  • Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation processes.
  • Monitor construction spending and utilization of financing proceeds.
  • Evaluate financial implications of major investments and commercial agreements.
  • Provide regular reporting to the CEO and Board regarding financial performance, liquidity, and funding initiatives.
  • Build and oversee the finance organization while coordinating with external auditors and advisors.



IPO Readiness and Capital Markets Coordination

  • Support preparations for a future U.S. public listing.
  • Coordinate with external legal, accounting, and capital market advisors.
  • Help establish public-company financial reporting infrastructure and governance practices.
  • Participate in discussions with underwriters, legal counsel, and auditors.
  • Support investor relations and pre-IPO capital markets activities.



The Successful Applicant

  • Bachelor's degree or higher in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related discipline.
  • 10+ years of experience in corporate finance, investment banking, private equity, capital markets, or senior financial leadership.
  • Previous experience as a CFO, Head of Corporate Finance, Head of Capital Markets, Investment Banking Managing Director, or similar executive role.
  • Demonstrated success leading institutional fundraising transactions.
  • Strong relationships across U.S. and international investment communities.
  • Ability to independently source investors, conduct roadshows, negotiate terms, and close transactions.
  • Expertise in financing structures, valuation, capital planning, and financial modeling.
  • Working knowledge of U.S. capital markets and IPO requirements.
  • Excellent communication, presentation, and negotiation capabilities.
  • Authorization to work in the United States.

What’s on Offer

Competitive Package

Contact
Darin Chen
Quote job ref
JN-112026-7139913

Job summary

Function
CFO & Financial Management
Subsector
CFO & Financial Management Subsector
Industry
Financial Services
Location
New York
Contract type
Permanent
Consultant name
Darin Chen
Job reference
JN-112026-7139913

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