Senior Associate, Capital Markets

Location: London - One Canada Square, Level 25

Company Overview

Brookfield Infrastructure Group is one of the world’s largest infrastructure investors, owning and operating critical assets across the transport, utilities, energy, and data infrastructure sectors. The Group operates and manages approximately $191 billion of assets owned through its private funds and publicly listed entity, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners.

Job Overview

Brookfield AI Infrastructure Fund (BAIIF) is Brookfield’s latest flagship fund strategy within the Infrastructure team. BAIIF is in the process of raising a $10 billion fund with a founder close already completed at $5 billion, including NVIDIA as an anchor investor. In October 2025, BAIIF announced a strategic partnership with Bloom Energy Corporation to fund up to $5 billion of capital to develop 1 GW of behind‑the‑meter, low‑emissions power generation capacity for AI infrastructure projects. The partnership will be jointly funded 90/10 by Brookfield and Bloom and will focus on projects meeting strict investment criteria including investment‑grade offtakes, long‑term contracts, and minimum return thresholds.

Responsibilities

• Capital Markets Financing
• Leading new financing (e.g., upsizing or new standalone facilities)
• Leading capital markets refinancing of contracts once at COD
• Implementing hedging strategy
• ITC Monetisation
• Lead tax equity processes
• Manage ITC transfer process
• New Contract Analysis
• Critical analysis of new contracts being added
• Liaising with legal counsel and lenders to ensure compatibility with financing documents
• Support Brookfield on expansion of the Partnership Agreement with Bloom
• Other Support
• Waiver / amendment requests
• Maintaining existing and sourcing new debt lenders
• MSA and lender model management

Requirements

• 6+ years of experience predominantly in investment banking (debt advisory or capital markets preferred), private credit, direct lending, or similar role
• Direct experience in origination, structuring and execution of debt transactions in the infrastructure and energy sector
• Must have experience of leading a US energy finance transaction including tax equity structures
• Team–oriented with a demonstrated commitment to shared success above any personal accomplishment or recognition
• Excellent organizational skills and ability to manage priorities and meet timelines
• Proactive self‑starter who can handle pressure effectively and has experience working with senior management teams
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills (oral and written) with a strength in dealing with a wide variety of individuals at various levels within and outside the organization
• Significant transactional experience, including familiarity with debt documentation and funding
• Strong intellectual curiosity, analytical skills and creative problem‑solving ability
• Impeccable integrity and trustworthiness with the desire to lead a transaction
• A professional, positive, and curious attitude

Culture

Our shared success depends on it. Accordingly, we do not tolerate workplace discrimination, violence or harassment. We are proud to create a diverse environment and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.