About US

ClearGen Holdings LLC ("ClearGen") is a capital partner focused on distributed energy infrastructure across North America. Backed by CBRE Investment Management, we provide flexible capital solutions that help developers, sponsors, and asset owners bring projects from late-stage development through operations. Our investments span commercial and industrial solar, community solar, battery energy storage, energy efficiency infrastructure, EV charging, and other distributed energy technologies.

Founded in 2020, ClearGen has grown from an entrepreneurial startup into a rapidly scaling investment platform while maintaining the agility, accountability, and collaborative culture that have defined us from the beginning. Our work is guided by five Core Values—Empowered, Resourceful, Grounded, Candid, and Rigorous—which shape how we make decisions, work together, and build lasting partnerships. We believe exceptional results come from exceptional people who take ownership, communicate openly, think creatively, and pursue excellence with humility and discipline.

As our portfolio and transaction volume continue to grow, so do the opportunities for our team. At ClearGen, you'll work alongside experienced investment professionals in a lean organization where your ideas are heard, your contributions are visible, and your work has a meaningful impact on the company's success.

About the Role

The Financial Asset Manager is responsible for understanding and improving the financial performance of ClearGen’s renewable energy investments. This individual will determine whether assets are performing as expected, identify problems and opportunities, investigate the driving factors, and help ensure that the right actions are taken to improve performance.

This is a role for a curious and persistent problem solver who wants to understand what is happening within the assets, why it is happening, and what can be done about it. Financial analysis is the primary tool for that work. The Financial Asset Manager will maintain the corporate asset model, evaluate actual results against budgets, forecasts, and investment base cases, investigate material variances, and connect the numbers to the underlying performance of the assets.

Success requires fluency in financial statements and complex financial models, analytical depth, and strong interpersonal judgment. This person must have the confidence to ask direct questions, even when they are uncomfortable, while remaining diplomatic and constructive. They must challenge incomplete explanations, secure clear commitments, follow up consistently, and stay with an issue until it is understood and resolved.

As ClearGen’s portfolio grows, this role will help establish the processes, insights, and financial discipline needed to manage a larger and increasingly complex portfolio successfully. The Financial Asset Manager will work across the organization and engage directly with ClearGen’s executives, Board, investment partners, and operating partners. Their work will influence asset performance, operational improvements, future underwriting, financing, capital allocation, and the long term performance of the business.

Responsibilities

• Own and maintain ClearGen’s corporate asset model, ensuring accurate and consistent financial data, forecasts, assumptions, and documentation.
• Monitor asset and portfolio performance against budgets, forecasts, and investment base cases, with a focus on cash flow, returns, risk, and investment value.
• Investigate material variances and underperformance, using financial statements, investment models, operating data, and partner reporting to identify root causes and financial implications.
• Identify emerging risks, recurring trends, and opportunities to improve financial performance and protect investment value.
• Work directly with investment partners and asset operators to resolve discrepancies, establish corrective actions, and drive issues through completion.
• Prepare clear, decision useful reporting for senior management and investment stakeholders, highlighting material performance drivers, risks, and recommended actions.
• Partner with Accounting, Finance, Investments, Legal, and operational asset management to connect financial performance with operating conditions, transaction structures, and contractual requirements.
• Support budgeting, forecasting, long range planning, and the transition of newly acquired or financed assets into Asset Management.
• Compare actual performance with underwriting assumptions to help strengthen future investment decisions and underwriting standards.
• Improve and automate portfolio monitoring, variance detec