Corporate Finance Intern
At a glance
Junior FP&A role at Enfinity Global. Miami.
Pay not stated FP&A salary
financeroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do
- Prepare and update fundraising teasers, presentations, and data room materials for investors
- Track investor and lender outreach, follow-ups, and information requests through the fundraising process
- Coordinate due diligence replies and assemble Investment Committee memos, exhibits, and approval packages
- Build company-level models for scenario work, valuation support, and recurring reports
- Analyze finance workflows and help test AI tools for document creation, data extraction, and investor tracking
What you bring
- You are pursuing or recently completed a quantitative or STEM degree, such as finance, economics, or engineering
- You can work comfortably with spreadsheets and financial reasoning, with some modeling exposure preferred
- You write clearly for materials intended for institutional investors and senior leaders
- You have used AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot and want to apply them to practical work
Who this fits
This junior, assistance-based internship suits someone seeking hands-on exposure to fundraising, financial models, and investment approvals. You’ll report to the Director of Corporate Finance and work onsite in Miami. The role is ongoing and flexible rather than tied to a summer term.
From the employer
About Enfinity Global
Enfinity Global is a renewable energy company that develops, builds, owns, and operates solar, storage, and wind projects across multiple continents. The company is in an active growth phase, currently executing a major capital raise and expanding its global portfolio of operating and development-stage assets.
About the Role
The Corporate Finance team is responsible for raising capital, evaluating investments, and supporting the strategic planning that enables the company’s growth. This covers everything from institutional fundraising and lender relationships to Investment Committee processes and company-level financial modeling.
This intern will sit within that team, reporting directly to the Director of Corporate Finance. The role is assistance-based — you will support senior team members across live workstreams — but it is designed to give you genuine hands-on exposure to how capital decisions get made at a growth-stage energy company. You will work on real deliverables, handle real investor materials, and see the full lifecycle of transactions and investment approvals. The role is flexible and ongoing, not limited to a fixed summer window.
Responsibilities
• Assist with the preparation and maintenance of investor-facing materials for the company’s capital raise, including teasers, presentations, and data room content
• Help manage investor and lender communications, tracking outreach, follow-ups, and information requests across the fundraising process
• Support due diligence workflows and coordinate responses to incoming requests from institutional investors and financial advisors
• Assist with the coordination and review of Investment Committee submissions, including IC memos, supporting exhibits, and approval packages — gaining direct visibility into how project-level capital allocation decisions are made
• Participate in hands-on financial modeling work at the company level, including scenario analysis, valuation support, and recurring reporting models
• Perform ad hoc financial analysis and reporting across the platform as needed, supporting cross-functional coordination between finance, legal, and development teams
• Help build, test, and refine AI-powered workflows and tools to improve team efficiency — from document generation to data extraction to investor tracking
• Assist in evaluating new AI capabilities as they become available, helping the team stay current on what tools can practically improve day-to-day finance operations
Requirements
• Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in finance, economics, engineering, mathematics, or another quantitative or STEM discipline — non-traditional academic backgrounds are welcome if paired with relevant skills
• Some financial modeling experience preferred (Excel-based DCF, scenario analysis, or similar); you don’t need to be an expert, but baseline comfort with spreadsheets and financial logic is important
• Clear, precise written communication — you’ll help prepare materials that go to institutional investors and senior leadership
• Familiarity with AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or similar) and an interest in applying them to real workflows, not just casual use
• Self-directed work style — able to take a loosely defined task and deliver a structured output without heavy supervision
• Prior experience or interest in energy, infrastructure, or project finance is a plus but not required