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About the Role

Join EDC’s Canada Critical Mineral Accelerator Team! The Canada Critical Minerals Accelerator (CCMA) is EDC’s dedicated investment platform for advancing strategically important critical minerals projects across Canada. On behalf of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and the Government of Canada, EDC manages the $2 billion CCMA Fund, providing flexible financing and investment solutions while mobilizing private-sector and institutional capital to accelerate projects that strengthen the resilience of Canada’s critical minerals supply chains and enhance Canada's economic security.

Responsibilities

Evaluate investment opportunities across the mining, metals, critical minerals, and related infrastructure sectors.
Build detailed financial models, develop valuation or credit analyses, and assess investment returns or debt capacity under various scenarios.
Conduct industry, market, and company research, including analyses of comparable companies and precedent transactions, to inform investment and financing decisions.
Lead or contribute to due diligence activities, coordinating and reviewing work performed by external advisors across technical, commercial, environmental, social, legal, tax, and other workstreams.
Develop perspectives on key risks, value drivers, expected returns, and debt capacity.
Support the end-to-end execution of transactions, from initial screening through closing.
Participate in transaction appraisal and prepare investment and credit memoranda, approval materials, and presentations for decision-making committees.
Assist in structuring transactions, negotiating commercial terms, and coordinating execution activities with counterparties, advisors, and internal stakeholders.
Monitor portfolio performance and contribute to ongoing asset management activities.
Analyze portfolio performance, identify emerging risks and opportunities, and contribute to value creation and risk management initiatives.
Assist with portfolio reporting and investment reviews.
Develop and maintain knowledge of the mining, metals, and critical minerals sectors, including key market, policy, and industry developments.
Monitor industry trends, investment activity, and emerging opportunities, and share relevant insights with the broader team.
Build relationships with investors, industry participants, advisors, and other stakeholders through market engagement and industry events.
Contribute to transaction origination and business development efforts by identifying new opportunities and cultivating industry relationships.

Requirements

Undergraduate degree in finance, business, economics, engineering, geology, or another relevant discipline.
2-5 years or more of relevant experience in investment banking, project finance, corporate banking, private equity, infrastructure investing, corporate development, consulting, or a related field.
Experience evaluating, structuring, or executing financing and investment transactions.
Strong financial analysis, valuation, and modelling skills, including the ability to build and analyze detailed cash flow models and investment returns.
Solid understanding of financial statements, capital markets, credit analysis, and investment fundamentals.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills, with sound judgment and attention to detail.
Excellent written, verbal, and presentation communication skills.
Strong relationship-building, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills.
Collaborative team player who thrives in a high-performance environment and demonstrates leadership potential.
Inclusive mindset with respect for diverse perspectives and a commitment to working effectively across teams and stakeholders.
A master's degree (MBA, MSc, or equivalent) or a professional designation such as CFA, CBV, or CPA.
Experience in mining, metals, critical minerals, and/or related infrastructure sectors.
Proficiency in French and/or other languages relevant to Canada's key international trading markets.
Able to work legally in Canada at the time of application (Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents).
Must meet the requisite government security screening requirements.

Skills

Financial analysis
Valuation
Modelling
Financial statements analysis
Capital markets
Credit analysis
Investment fundamentals
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Word
Analytical thinking
Critical thinking
Judgment
Attention to detail
Written communication
Verbal communication
Presentation skills
Relationship-building
Negotiation
Stakeholder management
Teamwork
Leadership potential
Inclusive mindset
French language proficiency
Other language proficiency

Location

Ottawa
Toronto
Montreal

Work Type

Hybrid
Permanent

Experience Level

Associate
Senior Associate
2-5 years or more

Education Level

Undergraduate degree in finance, business, economics, engineering, geology, or another relevant discipline
Master's degree (MBA, MSc, or equivalent)
Professional designation such as CFA, CBV, or CPA

Salary/Compensations

Associate (Underwriter 17): $84,698 - $112,931
Senior Associate (Underwriter 18): $96,557 - $128,742

Benefits

Performance-based incentive
Relocation assistance
Comprehensive Benefits package
Work-life balance
3 to 4 weeks paid vacation
Corporate closure period
Summer early Fridays
No meeting Fridays
Continuous learning opportunities
Training programs
Workshops
Language training
Wellness initiatives
Mental health support
Fitness programs
Community engagement opportunities
Social responsibility programs

About the Company

At EDC, we support Canadian businesses to succeed globally. We provide the financial tools and expertise they need to explore new markets, reduce risks, all towards the goal of making Canada and the world better through trade.
EDC is one of Canada's leading financial institutions. For more than 80 years, EDC has helped Canadian companies succeed at home and abroad. Today, EDC is AAA-rated, manages a portfolio of more than $130 billion, and serves nearly 24,000 customers across global markets.
At Export Development Canada (EDC), we empower Canadian businesses to succeed globally. As a financial Crown corporation, we offer innovative financial solutions and expert insights to help businesses explore new markets, mitigate risks, and achieve growth.

Equal Opportunity

EDC is committed to Fair Employment Practices.
EDC's Commitment to Employment Equity
Export Development Canada (EDC) is dedicated to fostering employment equity and building a diverse workforce.
We are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment that respects people from all cultures, backgrounds, and abilities.
At EDC, we nurture a culture of inclusion and belonging where everyone has equal opportunity to grow, develop, succeed, and be their truest selves.
We actively encourage applications from women, Indigenous peoples, visible minorities, persons with disabilities, and members of the 2SLGBTQI+ community.
We are committed to maintaining confidentiality and ensuring that any accommodations provided are tailored to support your needs.