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Assistant Manager
EYInfrastructure advisory manager delivering regulatory due diligence and financial analysis for EY’s global consulting practices. Supporting proposals and projects across transport, health, human services, and utilities.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in Regulatory Due Diligence, financial modelling, and infrastructure project lifecycle management, with a strong understanding of regulatory policies and frameworks in the transport, health, and utilities sectors. Proven ability to prepare high-quality business proposals and reports while effectively managing projects and time.
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About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Support EY-P Global Infrastructure Advisory practices on engagement delivery and business development across transport, health and human services, and power and utilities
- Prepare Regulatory Due Diligence reports covering regulatory frameworks, drivers, risks, opportunities, scenario analysis, modelling, benchmarking, RAB methodology, WACC methodology, regulated costs, and concession contracts
- Lead end-to-end engagements across the infrastructure project lifecycle
- Prepare business proposals and presentations
- Conduct research, data collection, and analyses across public and private sector projects
- Maintain communication with practice offices and inform them about evolving service offerings to drive growth
- Understand local policy and market environments of client offices served
- Support proposal preparation and submission for government and multilateral consulting tenders
Requirements
What you’ll need- Minimum of a Post Graduate in Management / MBA from a reputed college / University
- Minimum 5 years relevant experience working in the Infrastructure sector
- Experience in transport, health and human services, or power and utilities sectors
- Experience preparing Regulatory Due Diligence reports
- Strong understanding of infrastructure and energy regulatory policies and frameworks
- Experience with procurement strategies, tendering methodologies, and bid evaluation processes
- Knowledge of contractual provisions for infrastructure and concession agreements
- Familiarity with performance standards, service-level obligations, payment and incentive mechanisms, and contract management frameworks
- Exceptional business writing, research, and financial modelling skills
- Demonstrated experience producing high-quality written reports
- Demonstrated experience in infrastructure-sector financial modelling is advantageous
- Experience supporting proposal preparation and submission for government and multilateral consulting tenders
- Hands-on proficiency with MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Good project and time management skills
- Knowledge of Factiva, ThomsonONE, Capital IQ, or BMI is an added advantage
Benefits
Comp & perks- Education and coaching alongside practical experience
- Individual progression plan
- Support, coaching and feedback from engaging colleagues
- Opportunities to develop new skills and progress your career
- Freedom and flexibility to handle your role in a way that’s right for you
- Inspiring and meaningful projects
- Interdisciplinary environment emphasizing high quality and knowledge exchange