Analyst II (R-19351)

About the role

Responsibilities

• Review project designs, implementation methodologies, EPC contracts/agreements, schedules, and quotations.
• Conduct site visits to assess the physical progress of projects.
• Estimate project implementation timelines and identify deviations from planned schedules along with underlying reasons.
• Estimate project capex requirements and monitor expenditure in line with project progress.
• Highlight potential risks that may impact project execution.
• Assess required approvals and compliance needs for project implementation.
• Support and execute Techno-Economic Viability (TEV); Detailed Project Reports; Lenders’ Independent Engineer; Agency for Specialized Monitoring for greenfield and brownfield projects, as well as debt restructuring cases.
• Analyze requirements of banks, financial institutions, and companies for TEV, DPR, LIE, and ASM studies.
• Interact with clients, conduct site assessments, review documents, perform technical and industry analysis, and assist in preparing financial models.
• Collect all relevant information from companies required for project evaluation.
• Coordinate with technical consultants to gather necessary project-related details.
• Conduct secondary research on local markets to validate project cost assumptions.
• Draft comprehensive reports based on collected and verified information.
• Present assessment outcomes to clients and banking stakeholders during lender consortium meetings.
• Ensure timely reporting, adherence to company compliance protocols, and error‑free delivery of assignments.
• Maintain updated client information and data repositories in an organized and compliant manner.
• Prepare and submit progress reviews and forecasting reports as required.

Requirements

• MBA in Finance with an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering, preferably with over 5 years of relevant experience.
• Must have prior experience in financial modelling, project management/appraisal, and executing debt restructuring mandates.
• Essential experience in assessing and monitoring projects from a technical civil engineering perspective.
• Hands‑on exposure to construction and project monitoring, including project scheduling, cost estimation, and cost control.
• Preference for candidates who have completed construction management programs from NICMAR.
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills.
• Good business awareness and understanding of current affairs.
• Willingness to travel as required.
• Proficiency in English and Hindi.